The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 1403

Charlie didn't want to tell Claire the truth about him going to meet Quinn regarding her illness, so he told her that Liam needed his help for business matters.

Claire didn't think much of it and asked him not to come home too late before returning to her room upstairs to take a shower.

Charlie started the car and drove back to the Shangri-L a Hotel.

Meanwhile, Quinn was in her luxury suite, waiting anxiously for Charlie's arrival.

The room she was staying in was the Shangri-La’s Presidential Suite, which had been occupied by Donald and Sean when they visited the city, s

It was the most expensive, luxurious, and spacious room that Shangri-La could offer with a floor area of hundreds of square meters.

However, Quinn was the only resident in this vast presidential suite while her assistant, Dorothy, was living next door to her. 5

When Charlie rang the doorbell of her room, Quinn, who was wearing a satin nightgown, rushed to the door and opened it. s

Upon seeing Charlie standing outside the door, Quinn felt extremely delighted deep down in her heart, but

she deliberately pouted and mumbled, "Wow, you really are willing to leave your wife behind and come over to care for your childhood sweetheart, huh?” 7

Charlie responded with a smile, "Didn't you say that you didn’t feel well in your stomach area? Let me check it for you."

"Hmph!" Quinn muttered, "Should I thank you for having some conscience? Come in quickly!"

Quinn shrugged nonchalantly. "Do you think I care about my stardom? The Golding family is not as rich a s the Wade family, but I could buy half the entertainment industry if I wanted to. Who cares about stardom? I am the stardom."

Charlie was rendered speechless.

Indeed, the young lady of the Golding family did have the ability to say such things. 8

Oskia's entertainment industry was huge as a whole, but the division of its revenue was comparatively large.

The nation's movie box office only added up to 64.2 billion a year which had to be divided among the cinemas, film production companies, directors, scriptwriters, and the actors, i

The revenue was not enough to go around, hence, the net profit the entire industry could generate each year was not that much.