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The Years Between Signing and Seeing novel Chapter 547

Orion had never seen his fiercely composed cousin look this panicked.

No wonder Jamie had practically bitten his head off for trying to dance with this woman at that gala. As it turned out, Jamie had gotten married while Orion and his parents were living abroad, and Jamie hadn't even bothered to send them an invite.

What was even more insane was that Orion hadn't even known Jamie was married until he found out the guy had been divorced for years.

Ever since they were kids, Jamie had always operated on his own wavelength, but keeping his own marriage entirely off the radar was a new level of extreme.

As for the chaos unfolding tonight? That all started when Orion visited the Baylor Group headquarters this afternoon.

In Jamie's office, Orion had been asked about rumors of Starlight Entertainment executives abusing their talent.

Orion had heard whispers from a college junior who had narrowly escaped the trap. She didn't know the names of all the men involved, but she knew Myron Finch was the ringleader.

The setup was simple: Myron would invite young artists to his private club under the guise of networking. Once he zeroed in on a target, his staff would spike their drinks. During the ensuing assaults, they would take photos and record videos.

They used the explicit material to blackmail the girls into submission, forcing them to comply with future 'requests' and brutally slashing their contract payouts.

It was as vile as it got.

When Orion showed Jamie the photos of the executives lounging in private booths with terrified, half-dressed girls, Jamie immediately recognized his own Vice President, Gene Dudley, and Sales Manager, Keegan Lynn. That was the moment Jamie authorized Orion to join the sting operation.

That afternoon, Orion had his junior contact a few insiders who knew how the club operated.

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