บททั้งหมดของ Young Master's Adored Sweetheart: บทที่ 61 - บทที่ 70

At that moment, Sylvia Congreve hesitated for a moment.But soon, hatred took over, and she had to expose Samantha Huntington."Ah Xuan, I accidentally found out some things, and I think you should know too." She clicked on the phone recording and placed it in front of Edward Priestley.A very short recording, only a minute or so, but the content was rich enough to shock people.She didn't expect to use this content so quickly when she accidentally recorded it that day.Originally, she thought she must grasp the timing well and use it at the most appropriate time, but who would have thought that she didn't take the initiative to deal with Samantha Huntington, but she had already been playing tricks behind her back.Since that's the case, then it's not her fault for being petty.After listening to the recording, she thought Edward Priestley would be furious, but Edward Priestley just slightly furrowed his brows, without any other emotions.This made Sylvia Congreve very dissatis

Samantha Huntington glanced sideways, looking at her with a puzzled expression. Between them... apart from Edward Priestley, was there anything else to talk about? Not to mention that she had long since severed all ties with Edward Priestley. As for this Sylvia Congreve, other than mutual dislike, what else could there be?"Not interested." Samantha Huntington flatly refused, not mincing her words."Even if you're not interested, we still need to talk," Sylvia Congreve said more directly, and without further ado, tried to pull her away.There were indeed many people around, and Samantha Huntington didn't want to cause a scene. She shook off Sylvia Congreve's touch and said, "Let's go outside."Outside the room, they found themselves on a deserted street, styled after the ancient Chang'an market, exuding an old-world charm."Say what you have to say. I don't have much time."If it were up to her, she wouldn't even listen to a single word from Sylvia Congreve; it was simply a wa

The director's attitude was undeniably harsh, but Samantha Huntington understood. People passionate about art often had a bit of an obsessive streak."So, Director Sheng, you mean to say that you have already decided on Sister Judith Spender for the role in your drama?" Samantha Huntington didn't directly respond to his words; instead, she put him on the spot. As she spoke, her eyes sparkled with a mischievous intelligence, not offending anyone, but rather making them appreciate her wit.Sheng Siyu narrowed his eyes, his gaze on Samantha Huntington deepening. He felt that, in this regard, Samantha Huntington fit the character of Xiao Ruoyuan even better. Sheng Siyu enjoyed talking with smart people, so he didn't beat around the bush. "That's right, exactly.""That's great. After all, I'm not a professional; I'm just an assistant. If my presence affects the decision of the directing team, it would be a significant loss for Director Sheng," Samantha Huntington said. She then walked up

Samantha Huntington actually felt that she couldn't quite understand Oliver Donald. The words were his, but in the end, it seemed like everything was her fault. She turned around, facing Oliver Donald, but with her eyes cast down, she didn't notice the fleeting panic in his eyes. However, Oliver Donald hid it well, quickly steadying himself and concealing any hint of emotion.Lifting her gaze, Samantha Huntington looked straight at Oliver Donald, asking seriously, "If I insist on acting, will you blacklist me?"Oliver Donald frowned, confusion filling his eyes. "You want to act? But didn't you say you wanted to be an agent, the best agent?""Just answer my question," Samantha Huntington said expressionlessly, her eyes heavy with seriousness.Until now, even though she was angry, he could at least understand her emotions. But now, Oliver Donald felt like he couldn't see through her anymore."Oliver Donald, answer me," Samantha Huntington said again, her voice firm, when he remained

This question, Samantha Huntington had pondered over herself. Her major in college wasn't good, and to save money, her father chose a school with lower tuition for her. Because of her poor major, the job options after graduation were also limited.In reality, given the Huntington family's conditions, it shouldn't have been like this, but she knew best how biased her father was. Later, she met Edward Priestley, and one of the reasons she entered this industry was because of him. He was an artist manager, so when Samantha Huntington first started looking for a job, she also chose the same field. Although she was just a small editor, she worked hard."Back then, as an editor, I thought the most impressive job I could aim for was being an agent. I felt that agents were very capable, needing to arrange all the work for the artists and handle all their miscellaneous tasks. I thought being an agent was a comprehensive and demanding profession," Samantha Huntington said, her eyes slightly do