Divorce me I'm done serving you (Ayla) novel Chapter 580

Chapter 580 Kind-hearted Bria

Shirley had only known Bria for a day, and she was already willing to spend ten million for her?

Shirley had never met anyone this kind in her whole life.

Ever since she started working, life had been really hard. Every day brought stress from her job, and she barely had enough to eat. Most people she met weren’t nice. She’d been harassed more than once. But Bria was completely different. She had done so much for her and didn’t even plan to tell her.

Shirley was deeply touched by this kindness. Even if Bria only helped because she liked the movies Shirley acted in, it didn’t have to go this far-she was being incredibly good to her.

Shirley felt lost. She was completely stunned by the ten million. She couldn’t handle so much generosity. It made her panic.

She said, “Bria, I won’t take this money for free. Once I start making money, I’ll pay you back!”

But Shirley had already terminated her contract. She wasn’t an actress anymore and couldn’t see much hope for the future. Right now, she didn’t even know how to move forward. How could she ever make ten million?

If she had known it would take ten million to terminate her contract, she never would’ve accepted Bria’s kindness. She already owed Bria too much, and she couldn’t pay it back yet.

Ten million was enough to crush her. At such a young age, she was carrying a huge debt. Overall, Shirley felt extreme pressure. Her strong sense of responsibility made her feel even heavier inside.

“Bria, can you give me a little more time? Every month, I’ll send you all the money I earn- except what I need for food. Please believe me, I will pay you back!”

After Shirley said this, Bria gave her a strange look. She raised an eyebrow, and her eyes seemed to be saying Shirley looked funny. There was a subtle change in her expression, and her presence suddenly felt commanding, even a little harsh.

No way. Bria is such a kind girl. She won’t act like that.

I must be seeing things.

When Shirley looked again, just as she thought, Bria’s kind and gentle look returned. She was still comforting her. “Don’t worry about the money right now. We’ll talk about it after you start earning. And hey, you’re beautiful and talented, so making money will be easy. You’re just lacking confidence because your old company pushed you down and said you weren’t good enough. Why would you take that seriously? Silly, right?

“Remember what I said? I have a friend who runs an entertainment company. I’ll take you to meet her now. Her name’s Ayla Keaton, and she’s really nice. But when you meet her, don’t say anything careless or make her angry. Just behave, and she might sign you. Once you get famous, you’ll make a lot of money.”

Shirley’s anxious heart calmed instantly after Bria’s few words. She felt completely at peace.

No matter what Bria was thinking, she definitely wasn’t lying to her!

And sure enough, Bria really did take her to an entertainment company.

Shirley met Ayla and Hannah.

Shirley was usually scared of bosses and powerful people, but because they were Bria’s friends, she didn’t even flinch.

This entertainment company was mostly women, except for the guard at the door, and the atmosphere was very friendly. The first time Shirley met Ayla, she was very nervous, but as they talked, she realized Ayla was really kind. Hannah was also warm and approachable, like a sister.

Before she knew it, they’d been talking for an hour. Shirley was the type who feared authority and thought she’d be too nervous to say anything. But surprisingly, she opened up quickly and said whatever she wanted. By the time the meeting ended, an hour had passed.

Shirley was very sensitive. She could tell that both Ayla and Hannah were patient and kind with her, letting her feel comfortable.

After officially signing the contract, Shirley felt like she was walking on air, wondering if it was all a dream.

“Shirley can stay at my place, Ms. Keaton. You don’t need to arrange a place for her!” Bria said eagerly, holding Shirley’s hand. Staying close was the only way to make sure her “investment” paid off. After putting in a little money, she wanted to see some returns.