The Woman From Hell



I was even thinking about how to persuade Lola by the time I got home and was brushing my teeth.

I looked through their itinerary for the past few days and found that they were currently filming a commercial in Westershire. After that was done, they would return to Whaldorf City to rest for a few days.

Another reason why I wanted to look for Harriet was that she was from Whaldorf City and lived here. I would have a chance as long as she came back. Now, I had to think of a countermeasure before she came back.

Walking out of the bathroom, I looked at Theo, who was on the bed. He was also looking at me and could see through my thoughts at a glance. "What are you thinking about?"

I climbed onto the bed and approached him. "I plan to look for Harriet Osborn to be my spokesperson. She suits our style best. What do you think?" The man put down the magazine in his hand and looked at me. His eye shone slightly. "She's pretty good, but can you convince her?"

"I'm trying to figure out a way. She'll return to Whaldorf City for a few days after she's done filming her commercial. Those few days would be my best chance. I plan to find her manager."

Theo seemed to be thinking about something and did not reply for a long time. When I was about to open my mouth, he suddenly said, "Well, Harriet obeys her manager's words, so your direction is right."

My expression was one of suspicion as I looked at him. "How do you know this?"

"People in our line of business must know some things. Not to mention, Harriet has become a hot topic these days, so it's hard not to let people know, no?"

She was interviewed two days ago and mentioned her manager, Lola. The media deliberately emphasized this, stating that Harriet had no comment. Hence, it was not surprising that Theo knew.

"That's true. Anyway, her manager

will definitely come back with her. As for her place of residence, I'll be troubling you to help me with that." | squeezed Theo's shoulders with a smile on my face as if I was

flattering him.

Theo was obviously accustomed to my behavior. He folded his arms around his chest and exhaled. "I knew it'd be nothing good. Okay, I'll have Keith check it out tomorrow."

"Excellent. It'd save me a lot of trouble like this."

Theo's opinion was different from mine, and he shook his head at me. "Don't think it's so simple. There's still a long way to go. It won't be an overnight matter, convincing Lola."

"I understand. It's going to be difficult for her to agree to let Harriet be a spokesperson for a small company and small brand like ours, but I'll definitely try. Maybe she'll agree."

I had to take a chance, even if the probability was very small.

Taking the hands that were grabbing his shoulder, Theo stopped me. "I believe you can do it."

Theo's encouragement made me more confident. A light flashed through my mind as I looked up at him. "By the way, Grant Corporation hasn't hired a spokesperson after so many years, no?"

"Of course, we have." Theo seemed to have seen through my intention. He let go of my hand and turned his head to the side to try to escape.

However, it was futile. I held his face

in both hands and turned it back

There was a light in my eyes. "Didn't you work with Harriet before? remember she was popular for a while two years ago."

Theo raised his brow, a smile hidden in the corners of his lips. "Fine, we did work together before, but she was just a newcomer at the time and had just entered the industry. She's no longer the same person." Belonging © NôvelDram/a.Org.

"There is still a link there, so I'll make use of it. If I can't persuade Lola, I'll go directly to Harriet. I can pull this up and use it." I now had plan A and plan B...