Sir Your Wife Already Signed the Divorce Paper by Josie Johnson novel Chapter 18

Chapter 18: Confrontation 

After the meeting concluded, Troy leaned back in his chair, massaging his temples to ease the 

tension. 

Just then, his phone chimed. 

Troy picked it up and glanced at the caller ID before answering, “Hello.” 

“Mr. Marshall, are you at the office? I need to speak with you.” 

Troy glanced at his calendar, his eyebrows furrowing. “Did you finish filming that quickly today?” 

Sarah hesitated on the other end, her voice tinged with an unusual edge, “Well, about that… there. was actually no filming today.” 

“No filming? Why?” Troinquired. 

During a brief restroom break earlier, he had noticed that Imogen’s office was locked up–indicative of her absence from work. 

Considering her dedication to on–site supervision during shoots, it was unusual for her to cancel a filming day. 

“When we arrived at the studio, Ms. Forbes abruptly informed us that the shoot, was postponed due to an urgent matter. She left without further explanation, catching us off guard.” 

“There must have been a compelling reason for her to halt the shoot. Since there was no filming, why don’t you come to the office?” 

Over the past three years, Troy had grown accustomed to Imogen’s meticulous work ethic. It seemed improbable that she would cancel a shoot without a valid reason. 

Despite her words, Sarah’s tone hinted at a veiled smirk, “Well, something important must have come up. By the way, Mr. Marshall, I have a request.” 

“What’s that?” 

“I’d like my makeup artist to accompany me for the shoot. Since returning from abroad, my skin has been acting up. I’m concerned that the makeup artist from New York might not be familiar with my skin conditions, resulting in subpar makeup and photography. My personal makeup artist is well–versed in my skin’s needs and can ensure the best outcome.” 

Troy considered it a minor request, “You don’t need to run such matters by me.” 

Sarah responded, “It may seem trivial, but proper communication is key in work, regardless of the scale. During collaborations, mutual respect, and sincerity are vital. I’m quite invested in this endorsement, and it’s only fitting that I treat everything with utmost seriousness. Failing to inform you could easily be misconstrued.” 

“Your point is valid.” 

Sarah had needed to explain this miner detail to Troy, yet Imogen hadn’t informed him about canceling the shoot. The implications were apparent, but Troy implicitly trusted Imogen’s judgment and work ethic forged over years of partnership. 

Hanging up the call, he resumed his work. 

The following day, Sarah and her team arrived promptly on set, and the arrangements from the previous day remained intact. 

With her makeup impeccable and wardrobe on point, Sarah began shooting. 

However, a new predicament unfolded–a clash erupted between the makeup artist and Sarah’s 

Chapter 18. Confrontation 

personal makeup artist. 

“Director Forbes, please come to the makeup room.” An assistant rushed to inform Imogen. Concerned, Imogen set aside her magazine and headed toward the dressing room. 

Charlie, the makeup artist, emerged with a frazzled expression, her voice laden with worry, “Ms. Forbes, you’re just in time. Ms. Page has brought her own makeup artist, and they’re having a heated disagreement over the makeup and styling.” 

Imogen entered the room, and Ylah gestured toward the woman beside her, “Director Forbes, allow me to introduce you to Ms. Marian–Sarah’s personal makeup artist. You may have heard of her; she’s the official makeup artist for the Miss World Competition.” 

Charlie rolled her eyes discreetly. 

“Hello,” Mira greeted Ingen. 

“Nice to meet you, Ms. Marian.” Imogen nodded, then turned to Ylah, her tone diplomatic, “Director Willy, I understand that Ms. Page is accustomed to working with her preferred makeup artist. However, why was the agreed–upon styling and makeup not adhered to?” 

“Director Forbes, before you get upset, let me explain. Ms. Marian believes that the provided styling and makeup need to complement Sarah better. She feels that the look you designed doesn’t align with her appearance.”