Sweet Mischief’s Rollercoaster Romance novel Chapter 1903

Taking Molly out to events always made Coleen look good. Molly knew exactly what to say and what to avoid in any given situation.

Once the guests had driven off, Coleen took Molly's hand and looked at her warmly. "You did wonderfully at dinner tonight."

"Of course," Molly smiled. "I've been learning from you for years now. It'd be a shame if I hadn't picked up a thing or two."

Meanwhile, Leo and Anya took their employees out for a celebratory dinner, handed out holiday bonuses, and sent everyone home early to enjoy the New Year.

The festive decorations at the office entrance were put up by Leo and Anya together. After decorating their own apartment, they had driven straight to the company.

"Leo, what are your plans for this year?" Anya asked.

"I'm just going to sleep for a few days and finally catch my breath," Leo replied. "Don't worry, you'll be back at work in a week. We won't be apart for more than ten days."

Chunky had already headed home for the holidays. Leo had also finally paid back the money he borrowed from Tony.

Tony was making a real name for himself now. His agency had mapped out a solid career path for him, taking it one step at a time. It was exactly what Tony wanted—he was grounded and patient, traits the agency highly valued, so they treated him well and prioritized him for good roles.

Since finding success, Tony never forgot the roommates he used to share a cramped apartment with.

During an interview, he openly reminisced about those struggling days. "...I remember when someone first reached out to me for an audition. I was a nervous wreck, but my roommates were honestly more stressed than I was. They kept sweet-talking the casting director and hyping me up. The fact that near-strangers would go that far for me... it really moved me. One of them is the founder of Golden Top. I owe him so much..."

After dropping the company's name a couple of times, his manager had to pull him aside. "You're a public figure now. You need to be careful with what you say to the press."

Tony didn't dare mention Leo's company again after that. His manager knew Tony just had a big heart and wanted to help his friend, so it was a gentle warning rather than a reprimand.

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