Honey, I'll Make You a Star (Margaret and Charleston) novel Chapter 6

Chapter 6 Meeting The Boss

Margaret rose to her feet, turned towards her phone, and saw that there was a phone call coming in.

Margaret rubbed her sleepy eyes while she answered the phone, "Hello, may I ask who is this?"

"Hello, is this Miss Simons?" she had never heard this man's voice before.

Although Margaret was confused as to how the other party would know her name, she still replied, "Yes, it's me."

"Miss Simons, we know that you found a wallet at the airport the other day, but we noticed that there was a photo missing. I would like to ask if you saw the photo?" Larry asked in a deep voice.

"I did pick up the wallet, but I never opened it." Margaret instantly sobered up.

"I see..." Larry frowned and continued, "Miss Simons, I wonder if you could come out to meet?"

The photo was very important to his boss, and Margaret was the only lead he had. If he wanted to find the photo, he could only start with Margaret.

"Why not just talk over the phone?" Margaret asked vigilantly.

"We'll meet in Cloudrea Square in twenty minutes. If not, you'll have to bear the consequences." Larry's voice dropped a few octaves lower as he threatened her.

Even though they were speaking through the phone, Margaret could sense the seriousness in the threat.

Before her senses returned, he had already ended the call.

"F*ck! You're the one asking me for a favor! The audacity you have for being so arrogant!" Margaret was so angry, her lips twitched as she threw her mobile phone on her bed.

She suddenly realized that her audition later would be at Cloudrea Square. Fine, since it was on her way, she would drop by to see this person.

Only then did Margaret manage to calm herself down. She went to the bathroom and began brushing her teeth and washing herself up.

She then went in front of her mirror and did her own make up. Since her facial features were soft and delicate, all she needed was some light make up to complement her smooth skin texture.

This audition was very important to her, so she didn't dare to take it lightly.

On the other side of town.