Chapter 1850


    Chapter 1850


    A good artist, as long as they could put out masterpieces and keep their relevance, would be popr in


    any entertainment agency, even if they changed from one agency to another.


    After all, deals were all made because of the benefits that came along


    Daisie was about to sign the contract, but that was when she remembered something and asked all of a


    sudden,” Can I name a request?”


    The chairman paused and nodded. “No problem, as long as it‘s reasonable andpliant.” She named


    her request without any hesitation. “I want to have the final say when ites to choosing the script that


    I‘ll get in the future.”


    The chairman originally thought that she would make a list of some difficult requests, so he did not


    expect it to be such a matter. Thus, he agreed to it readily, even without thinking about it.


    At noon, the secretary brought Daisie to see the manager.


    Daisie followed the secretary along the corridor, looking around. They kept all the famous films, television


    posters, and a group photo of all the employees within


    thepany behind ss cupboards.


    She turned around and asked the secretary how she should address him. And the secretary replied to


    her with a smile. “I‘m Billy Gray, and you can call me Mr. Gray.”


    Probably out of curiosity, Daisie asked again, “My manager, is it easy to get along with him?”


    Billy was stunned for a few seconds, then smiled.


    “Don‘t worry, Mr. Charlie Johnson came over to work for us from Zestar Media. He has a lot of


    experience, and the artists that followed him back then are basically all s– and A–tier celebrities.


    Nowadays, including you, only three celebrities are under his management.”


    Daisie narrowed her eyes. She felt that Billy was answering her questions lightly while avoiding all the


    important points. He did not say whether they would get along well or not.


    However, judging from his slightly embarrassed expression, it could be seen that this agent might not be


    the easiest person to get along with.


    She asked again, “Why does he only have to manage so few artists?”


    Billy replied, “Mr. Johnson is only responsible for managing the top–tier artists of ourpany. T has


    just started, so thepany has only two top–tier artists.”


    After saying that, he added with a smile, “However, Mr. Vanderbilt , I believe that you‘ll be able to move


    up the ranking and be one of the top–tier ones in no time.”


    When facing these ttering words, Daisie only gave off a smile and did not utter a single word.


    ‘The chairman was extremely polite with me just now, and Mr. Gray is speaking so respectfully to me. In


    addition to my poprity in the industry, it‘s more due to my special identity.


    ‘Sure enough, what Aunt X said to me at their estate is true. My identity will always be the elephant in


    the room wherever I go, and it‘s difficult to change many things that I want to be changed. Even if I want


    to rely on myself instead of the Goldmanns , in Bassburgh , as long as I‘m still the daughter of the


    legendary Nn Goldmann, no one will dare to reject me so easily due to Dad‘s influence.‘


    The two stopped at the office of the management department, and before they entered the office, a stack


    of documents smashed on the door, and an infuriated voice followed it. Content from N?velDr(a)ma.Org.


    “James Tell, I didn‘t boost your reputation and make you a top–tier artist for you to y a poser in the


    industry. If you refuse to restrain your temperament, go home and continue to be that filthy rich baby that


    you‘ve always been!”


    Billy picked up the documents on the floor , looking all embarrassed , and knocked on the door


    helplessly. “Mr. Johnson.” Daisie nced into the room. The man behind the desk was wearing a brown


    leather jacket and a ck turtleneck shirt, and he looked about 30 years old.


    He did not look handsome enough to be categorized as eye candy. He had a neat cut, resolute, tough–


    looking facial features, and a tannedplexion, which made him look like a tough guy.


    Especially his deep eye sockets and sharp gaze, and when coupled with his profound aura , he would


    leave others inexplicably in awe. It felt like saying no to him would be a difficult task.


    “Mr. Gray.” Charlie slightly restrained his expression. “Is there anything that I can help you with?”


    Billy nced at the long–haired man on the couch wearing a peaked cap and said with a smile, “The


    chairman asked you to manage another artist. These are her details.”


    “There‘s no need for that. I know who she is.” Charlie pulled out a chair and sat down but did not respond


    to the order instantly. He took out a cigarette and lit it expressionlessly. “I won‘t do it.”