Charming Mommy of adorable triplets novel Chapter 2684

Chapter 2684

A voice came from behind Roland.

The man who slowly approached the group of people attracted everyone’s attention. He had a breathtakingly handsome mixed-race face, and his temperament felt noble and elegant.

Although he was not from within the industry, everyone knew that he was Nollace Knowles, the prince of Yaramoor, and his beloved wife was Daisie Vanderbilt from the Goldmanns.

Donny stared at him and was slightly shocked. “Your Highness, you’re in Bassburgh too?”

Nollace nodded. “My cousin happens to be attending this banquet too, so I’ve come over to have a look.” ‘Cousin?’

Only then did the others realize that the female screenwriter they had been talking to looked familiar.

Freyja walked to Nollace’s side. “Why aren’t you accompanying Daisie at home? What brought you here to join in the fun?”

“No matter what, I’m still one of Tenet’s shareholders. I heard that the agency recruited a newbie and then used the fame that my wife had accumulated in the past to market her debut. I’ve always thought that it’s part of the agency’s operations, but it turns out that it’s just you using the company’s name to promote a rookie. Am I right, Mr. Goldwin?”

Roland was stunned.

‘I tried my best to persuade the board into agreeing to recruit Roxy, and coupled with Daisie’s contract, which is about to expire, I really thought that the two of them would never meet.

‘But I didn’t expect Daisie’s husband, the prince of Yaramoor, to be one of Tenet’s shareholders. It’s no wonder he didn’t attend the board of directors’ annual meeting and why the board asked me to find another manager for Roxy, saying that it can’t be Charlie.’

When Roxy learned that the regal man standing in front of her was Daisie’s husband, her expression changed.

She finally understood why Daisie had chosen this man over Zephir.

‘Pfft! It turns out that this man is more powerful and influential than Zephir, and he looks even more outstanding than Zephir. After all, she could become the princess of a country. Why would she care about the entertainment industry?’