Conn didn’t know what Sophie would do to handle him.


    She said, “Your first option, stay at thepany, but you’ll never get another role to y.”


    Corin looked genuinely shocked.


    Sophie continued slowly. “Your second option, switch to Burke International’s entertainment division. I’ll


    write you a rmendation


    letter.”


    Corin paused, seemingly not expecting such a good deal. “Really?”


    “Absolutely.”


    “Then I choose the second option!”


    Corin was overjoyed. Who would stay at theckluster Russell Entertainment when he could move to


    Burke International?


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    “You can go now. I’ll introduce un


    you to Burke Intemational tomorrow. I think they’ll be eager to have you,” Sophie said with a smile.


    Though Corin wasn’t a top star, the Russell family had invested a lot in him, making him quite popr.


    Burke International’s film division always liked to poach top talents from others.


    However, this was not necessarily a good thing. After all, Corin had a slew of undisclosed scandals


    behind him. These scandals were like a ticking time bomb, ready to impact anypany that signed


    him.


    After sending Corin away, Reece suddenly walked into the office.


    Noticing Reece’s frowning and hesitant expression, Sophie knew he had overheard her conversation


    with Corin.


    “Why are you sending Corin away?”


    To any outsider, moving to Burke International was a step up.


    Sophie, eager to avoid any misunderstanding, exined, “He thinks moving to Burke International is a


    good thing, but he doesn’t realize that it’s actually his misfortune.”


    In her past life, Conn had climbed up thanks to a female executive at Burke International’s film division.


    She heavily promoted him, not realizing the scandals lurking behind him, which eventually led to


    massivepensation ims against Burke International’s film division. This incident had left the


    division struggling for years. Sending Corin there was merely elerating their downfall. When Reece


    did not respond, Sophie curiously asked, “Don’t you have a press appointment today? What brings you


    here?”


    “I heard Corin was causing trouble, so…” Reece trailed off.


    After spending thest few days together, Sophie had realized that Reece was a man of few words.


    Reading Reece’s mind, Sophie smiled, “Don’t worry, I’m fine.7


    After a moment, Reece said, “Then I’ll get back to work.”


    Sophie nodded. Once Reece left, she looked at the pile of documents on her desk, her lips curving


    slightly upward.


    Sophie had confidence, and she was determined to crush James‘ confidence.


    Although Russell Entertainment was a small enterprise, the media could influence an entire business


    chain.


    Russell Entertainment would be her bargaining chip in the divorce with James.


    Sophie had been lying low in Russell Entertainment, and after three months, she finally received good


    news.


    The wastnd she had purchased six months ago was now fullyndscaped. Thanks to Jenna’s strong


    investment, Devonport’srgestmercial street had been established,


    Sophie had cautiously carried out the development to avoid drawing industry attention and


    unnecessary trouble.


    The day the shopping district waspleted, all the stores moved in, and Russell Entertainment


    invested heavily in promoting it across various tforms.


    As the public became aware, the shopping district seemed to have sprung up overight. Previously


    unnoticed, it had now quietlypleted.


    And with the establishment of the shopping district, it was Burke International that was thrown into


    chaos.


    Burke International convened an emergency meeting, and the atmosphere in the meeting room was


    exceptionally tense.