The Divorced Billionaire Heiress

Read Chapter 1164 of The Divorced Billionaire Heiress-By I Wanna Eat Meat

The photographer looked at Dominic’s face and knew that the person he could not afford to offend most was Nicole.
Not to mention the Stanton Corporation behind Nicole that everyone feared, no one dared to mess with Nicole’s third brother Kai with his status in the circle.
“Ms. Stanton, you don’t know how we work here. We don’t mean anything else and just want to let Harvey get into the right state quickly…”
The photographer looked at Nicole nervously. Nicole hooked her lips and smiled coldly.
“I don’t understand the details of your profession, but there are people who do. I’m sure you know better what kind of film requires a model to take off their clothes. Harvey’s reputation has fallen rock bottom. If such a photo circulates online, I’m sure you know better than I do what the consequences will be…”
The photographer’s face suddenly turned pale. “No… I didn’t mean that.”
Looking at the stalemate, the editor-in-chief of Viola Magazine came over. The woman was old, but her figure was curvy, and she was dressed fashionably and sexily. She looked at least ten years younger than her actual age.

posture and temperament were perfect and unique. If she could sign Nicole, there was no doubt that Nicole would be a money tree. Nicole did not have to do anything because Nicole just standing there was already bright enough to attract everyone’s attention. Every woman would be jealous of such a Nicole, who had the beauty, intelligence, and perfect family background. What other regrets would

with an

nodded and

do you do this for all artists?” Nicole asked frankly, which made Ms. Zeigler and the photographer a little dumbfounded. Their treatment of A-listers was certainly different from the artists that had to scramble to get on their cover, but Nicole was just so straightforward. They were afraid that if they said it was different, Nicole would immediately have a

help them, so she smiled and looked

have a lot of nude

Zeigler and the photographer’s expressions