Chapter 64


    64 shing Realities


    stagnation wasn’t due to myck of transformation, but because you refused to evolve,”


    Post–divorce, Emma had reflected on their marriage, realizing the Imbnce: her proactive approach


    contrasted with Alex’s passivity. This disparity was the crux of their failed rtionship.


    64 Unforeseen Complications


    Emuna’spany, thriving in various industries including real estate development and entertainment,


    rarely had subsidiary issues escte to the headquarters. However, one morning, Juliet brought


    concerns from both entertainment subsidiaries to Emma.


    “Why involve me in subsidiary matters? I already have enough on my te,” Emma protested, knowing


    these mediapanies hadpetent management and didn’t require her direct


    intervention.


    Juliet wouldn’t have disturbed Emma if it weren’t a significant issue. “Someone within thepany,


    clearly against you, is stirring trouble. The issues are beyond the subsidiaries‘ control, and their profits,


    though not as high as the headquarters‘, are substantial.”


    Reviewing the documents, Emma found them trivial at first. “Just rece the two brand ambassadors


    who left. Why is this even a problem?”


    But Juliet discovered that theirpanies were being cklisted in the industry, a new and serious


    problem. “Someone influential is targeting us,” she concluded.


    Emma realized the gravity of the situation. “Whoever it is must be a major industry yer to cklist us


    so effectively.”


    Juliet didn’t understand why they were targeted. Emma suggested involving Johnson, her brother’s


    assistant, known for resolvingplex issues.


    “Would your


    brother even agree to send Johnson to help us?” Juliet questioned skeptically.


    “Go ask him. He probably wouldn’t if I did,” Emma said.


    Juliet was reluctant to approach Emma’s brother for help, fearing the repercussions.


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    Their discussion was interrupted by a phone call. Afterward, Emma decided to visit the subsidiary


    herself, with Juliet reluctantly following.


    Arriving at the lobby, they found Johnson waiting with a car. Emma had expected her brother’s


    cooperation, confident in her eventual leadership role in thepany.


    Johnson briefed them en route to the subsidiary. The issue at hand was a magazine cover shoot,


    Jeopardized by thest–minute withdrawal of the contracted artist, a situation exacerbated by their


    rivals.


    The shoot was crucial, intended to feature a renowned photographer, and now they faced a pressing


    need for a suitable recement. Emma and Juliet, with Johnson’s assistance, prepared to tackle this


    unexpectedplication head–on.