A Life Debt Repaid novel (John and Cordy) novel Chapter 446

"Well, what kind of girl does he like then?"

"That's not important. In short, he won't accept you. If you don't want to get hurt or get into such a great mess that you feel too humiliated, you'd better go home and tell your mother that you feel nothing for him. You should ask your mother to give up on that idea." Jay sounded aloof.

Cora's eyes turned slightly red.

She had just joined this circle, and she finally summoned up her courage to take a step forward.

Making friends was the first step she took.

However, Jay stopped her that way.

"But I don't want to make my mother sad. She did this for my sake," Cora answered uneasily.

"You love life shouldn't be controlled by others."

"But I want her to be happy..."

"Do you want to get famous?" Jay asked her.

Cora looked at him with surprise. She could feel his indifference toward her.

He sounded so cold when he raised that question.

"Give Bob up, and I'll make you famous." Jay gave a condition.

Cora was moved.

She had returned to the Levine family because she wanted to gain their approval, and hence, she tried her best to please everyone. However, she yearned more to have a career on her own. Being a part of the entertainment circle and acting in films was something she had always dreamed of, and she had always been jealous of Zoe's great fame and glory. With a chance to shoot a movie under Jay's supervision, she knew that he was a good director even though she was only a substitute.

If Jay was willing to support her, she would become famous very fast.

"Think about it." Jay did not force her.

Soon they arrived at Levine Manor.

When she got out of the car, she braced herself and asked, "Uncle Jay, you're not lying, are you?"

"No." He sounded firm.

"Well, I'll go and tell Mom that I don't feel anything for Bob."

"Okay." Jay nodded. "I'll contact you later. You'll become an A-list celebrity in half a year at the shortest or a year at the latest."

"Thank you, Uncle Jay."

"Okay, goodbye."

"See you, Uncle Jay."

Jay drove and left.