Larissa's Game of Thrones (Larissa) novel Chapter 641

So, Leopold had finally responded. And just as she expected, his tweet had sent his fans swarming into her mentions.

[Leopold’s new music is being released on every platform, while yours is only on Ruby Rhythm. Guess no one else wanted your songs!]

[You won’t have any complaints when you lose to him!]

[If you had just listened to us and forgiven Leopold, you two could have had a win-win partnership. Now you’ve forced him over to Gale Entertainment to become your rival. How stupid can you be?]

Ursa was fuming. “I used to like Leopold and felt bad that he went to Gale Entertainment, but now I see how despicable he is! One minute he’s playing the victim, begging for your forgiveness, and the next he’s taking their bait. Not only that, he’s paying for marketing to tear you down and now he’s personally siccing his fans on you. It’s disgusting!”

Larissa just smiled at her secretary’s outrage. “Calm down. I have to admit, as nauseating as his tactics are, they’re certainly generating a lot of buzz for my new songs.”

“You have a very generous way of looking at it, Ms. Judson,” Ursa said. She then asked, “Should I have our team try to negotiate with a few other music platforms for a simultaneous release?”

“No need to give them the satisfaction,” Larissa replied. She was friends with the CEO of Ruby Rhythm, and her organization, under Nightveil’s name, owned a stake in the company. The exclusive release was a strategic choice, not a sign of failure.

Ursa’s eyes widened. The confidence Ms. Judson had in her music was staggering. It was also infectious.

“Alright,” Ursa said, her own confidence bolstered. “I’ll go follow up on the other artists’ projects.”

“Good.”

After Ursa left, Larissa’s thoughts returned to Vivica. Her disappearance at this critical juncture had to be connected to the “big move” Lucius had mentioned.

“Is he a friend of yours?”

“No,” Larissa said truthfully. “He’s Haskell’s biological brother.”

Sapphira was stunned. “His brother? Then… that Draven…”

“He was an imposter,” Larissa stated plainly.

Sapphira’s shock quickly turned to understanding. “That explains it. I always wondered how Draven could be so cruel, conspiring with that adopted girl, Valeria, against the very brother who was so good to them. It makes sense if he wasn’t his real brother at all.”

Neville, however, looked concerned. “Larissa, are you sure it’s okay to tell us something so important?”