Master of his heart (Max and Brielle) novel Chapter 1293

Peyton was over the moon and quickly spun around, calling out to Emma.

"Emma, come here! This lady said our tips are totally fine, no lawsuits or anything. The company's looking for you because of something else."

Emma, standing a bit away, wasn’t as clueless as Peyton. She recognized the suits surrounding Brielle as Stellar Stage Entertainment's top brass, having seen them before during her visits to the company. Anyone who could make the executives bow and scrape like that had to be at the very top.

Seeing Emma hesitate, Peyton hurriedly closed the gap, dragging her over.

"Leona accused us of stealing her bracelet, remember? Well, it was this lady who helped me sell my bracelet last time. She even took me to a place to pawn gold. And all your makeup and clothes? She helped me pick them out. She mentioned she works at Stellar Stage Entertainment and said you two would meet eventually. I just didn't expect it to be this soon."

Peyton grew more excited as she spoke, but her eyes were still red from crying earlier. Brielle took in Emma for the first time, noting her striking looks and bold fashion sense. Emma had a healthy, wild beauty that felt oddly comforting.

Brielle nodded slightly, "If it suits you, that's what matters."

Emma was at a loss for words until Donny, the agent who had lectured the streamers before, approached. Seeing Brielle, he greeted her.

"Mr. Haywood, is the meeting over?"

Hearing "Mr. Haywood," Emma stiffened. That was Stellar Stage Entertainment's President—Brielle. Within the company, Brielle was almost a legend. Though Emma had spent little time at Stellar Stage Entertainment, whenever employees mentioned the president, it was always with high praise.

The company had a notorious past, mistreating artists and engaging in unsavory practices, earning a terrible reputation. But since Brielle took over, she cleaned house, firing more than half of the executives and installing a suggestion box in the lobby. Any executive reported would undergo a thorough investigation, making the current executives very cautious.