Goodbye, Mr. Ex: I've Remarried Mr. Right novel Chapter 447

Chapter 447 

Debra answered the phone to hear Hannah’s anxious voice on the other end. “The show’s this afternoon. Did something happen? Should I send someone to pick you up?” 

Debra glanced at Marion sitting across from her, noticing his amused smile. She quickly looked away, feeling a slight flush on her cheeks. 

“No need. I just got up late,” she said, trying to keep her voice steady. “I’ll be back soon. 

Turning to Marion, she said, “I’m full. There is a show today, and I need to go, 

over.” 

“I’ll give you a ride,” Marion offered. 

Seeing Debra struggle to get up, he went over and scooped her up in a bridal 

carry. 

When Debra arrived at Potter Entertainment, she found all the trainees ready to leave. In the lobby, Eve led the group, her voice dripping with disdain.” Acting all high and mighty, making us wait for you.” 

Hannah frowned and whispered to Debra, “The show tonight requires preparation this afternoon. Why are you so late?” 

Debra whispered back, “Don’t ask now. Just take them over.” 

Hannah nodded. 

Debra exchanged a glance with Oscar, who deliberately slowed his pace, letting the others board the bus first. 

He leaned in, whispering, “Since you want Edgar to lose out, you can’t be on 

this show.” 

His intuition told him that Debra had a plan. Debra smiled slightly, acknowledging his perception. 

“You’re smart.” 

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“What’s your plan? At least let me know.” 

“Have you persuaded the male trainees?” 

“Yes.” 

Oscar was well–liked among the male trainees. Convincing them to jump ship wasn’t too difficult for him. As long as Debra handled the breach of contract issues, they could all leave together. 

Debra nodded, satisfied. “Alright, just pretend you know the procedure.” 

.hing and follow 

Oscar didn’t push further. Nearby, Tomas called out, “Oscar, let’s go.” 

Oscar hesitated for a moment before getting on the bus. Hannah, who was about to board another vehicle, noticed Debra hadn’t moved. 

“Do you want to ride with me?” 

“No, I’m not going to the show.”