The Ninth Bride (Samantha and Finley) novel Chapter 345

Chapter 345 Are You Willing? 

Chapter 345 Are You Willing? 

No, I’m not happy with it. 

But what does it matter? 

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“Even if I’m not happy with it, what difference does it make? Ms. Wallace, sometimes, we have no choice but to accept fate. And my reputation has been completely ruined by my brother. If you insist on signing me, do you understand the kind of pressure your agency will face?” 

“I do.” 

Samantha’s voice rang with conviction. “But I’m not afraid. I’m willing to face whatever comes alongside you and the other artists at my agency. And if you agree to sign with me, I can help you get back on stage.” 

Sylvan lowered his gaze, lost in thought for a moment. 

Then, suddenly, he raised his head and locked eyes with Samantha. 

“Alright. I’ll sign with you.” 

Samantha asked, “Are you willing to do it? Or is it because you don’t want to feel indebted to me?” 

“Of course, I’m doing it willingly. But yes, I also want to repay my debt to you. Ms. Wallace, I have always been someone who knows how to be grateful. Since you trust me so much and have helped me in this way, I’m willing to sign with you for free for three years. Every cent I earn in those three years will go to you. All I ask is that you cover my food and living expenses. I don’t need anything else.” 

If I accept Sylvan’s offer, won’t that make me seem like some kind of ruthless exploiter or dictator? 

Samantha smiled. “I’m not as ruthless as you think. And as long as an artist signs with me, I won’t let them suffer. If someone’s been wrongfully accused, I’ll hire the best team to rebrand and promote them. I’ll also provide top–notch security to protect you. As for the contract, we’ll handle it like any other, fair and square. If you feel like this doesn’t give you a way to repay your debt to me, then just work hard for me in the future–that’ll be repayment enough.” 

With that, Samantha stood up and walked over to her desk, picking up a contract she had already prepared and handing it to Sylvan. “Here’s the contract I had drafted for you. The terms are all in your favor. If you read through it and everything looks good, go ahead and sign.” 

Sylvan opened the contract and skimmed through the terms. They were, indeed, generous. Signing the contract would provide him with a free apartment, a personal driver, bodyguards, and even a housekeeper. 

Whether or not he brought in profit for the company, as long as the contract lasted, he could live in the -company–provided apartment at no cost. Sylvan glanced at Samantha, curiosity in his eyes. “Aren’t you 

worried this contract will be a loss for you? My reputation’s already in ruins. There’s no guarantee I’ll even get work again. Isn’t putting so much on the line for me a bit risky?” 

“As long as I believe you’re worth it, it’s not a loss. Now, sign it.” 

Samantha handed him a pen. Sylvan hesitated for a moment, then finally signed his name. Once the contract was signed, Samantha took it from him, leaving him with a copy, and carefully placed hers in a 

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