Scars Of A Broken Bond by Calv Momose

Chapter 35

Chapter: 35

It turned out Tyrone had given his consent.

Sabrina found the whole situation amusingly absurd.

It was due to Galilea that Tyrone had been interfering with MQ Clothing’s operations over

and over.

He disrupted her workflow time and time again, all for her, and then expected her to mop

up the aftermath.

The previous marketing plan had been meticulously prepared for execution, only to

become rendered useless due to the change in spokesperson. He remained oblivious to

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the immense effort she had invested in preserving the current situation.

ALL he needed to do was to please Galilea.

As for the potential ensuing chaos, he conveniently dumped it on Sabrina.

He didn’t care about her at all.

“Mr. Blakely agreed?” Bettie echoed Sabrina’s disbelief. “Why would he worry over such

insignificant details?”

“That’s exactly what Mr. Blakely expressed. He deemed it insignificant and allowed me the

discretion.” Galilea offered a smiling clarification.

“When I say insignificant, I’m referring to Mr. Blakely’s perspective.

The makeup style carries significant weight in a commercial shoot. What puzzles me is

why he would interfere,” Bettie shot back.

Julia interjected, “Are you insinuating that Galilea is fabricating stories? If you doubt us,

feel free to cross—check with Mr. Blakely.

He’s granted us the authority to make this call. We’ll honor it. You can manage the leftover

issues. If not, we can part ways. Galilea isn’t solely reliant on this spokesperson role.”

Galilea, standing aside, remained silent.

Bettie was infuriated by Julia’s audacity.

Exiting the dressing room, she clenched her fists tightly. “In all my years in this industry,

collaborating with countless celebrities, I’ve never encountered such unabashed behavior.

If she doesn’t need this spokesperson role, why snatch it away from Darlene? It’s so

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disgusting!”

Bettie had established herself as a renowned makeup artist in the industry, with numerous

movie stars on her client List.

The previous year, a rising actress credited to a TV series faced harsh criticism for her

bland looks and poor makeup; Bettie’s input transformed her into a ravishing sensation.

Aylin, having observed the situation, attempted to soothe Bettie. “Calm down. We need to

strategize if she refuses to conform to our initial plans. We might need to revise the

shooting strategy.”

Bettie turned to Sabrina. “Sabrina, what’s your plan?”

“Wait for me in the lounge. I’ll make a call and we’ll discuss the next steps when I return.”

“Alright, proceed.”

Sabrina moved to a quieter corner of the studio and dialed Tyrone.

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