The Three Little Guardian Angels novel Chapter 1872

Chapter 1872

Amy’s heart clutched for a moment. She knew that Charlie would suspect her after finding out what Hannah had done.

Charlie knew that both of them had a good relationship, and Charlie was giving her a reminder when he talked to her that day.

Therefore, there was nothing she could say when Charlie suspected her because of Hannah after Hannah's actions were exposed. She had to face it no matter what. “I’m sorry. I’m the reason Hannah doesn’t like Daisie.”

“Ames! This has nothing to do with you. It’s all my fault. I shouldn’t have dragged you into this.”

Hannah was upset at herself as well. If she could have controlled herself and not let her anger get the best of her, Charlie wouldn’t have suspected Amy.

Charlie took a cigarette and squinted. “Hannah, I want you to terminate your contract with Tenet Media.”

Amy was stunned. “Chuck—”

“Amy, you know me very well. I’d also do the same if you were the victim this time. As long as I’m your manager, I won’t allow things like this to happen to you. This is my duty,” Charlie said calmly.

Seeing how calm he was, Amy knew there was no room for maneuvering in this matter. In other words, he had made a decision, and no one could change his mind.

Amy looked toward Daisie and said in a hurry, “Ms. Vanderbilt, I apologize on behalf of Hannah, she didn't really mean it. I'm the one who started this, so I'll clear things up for you, okay?”

“Amy.” Charlie frowned and looked at her warningly.

“Chuck, Hannah and I are like close sisters, she signed a contract with Tenet Media because of me. If you want to punish me, I won’t say a single thing, but please, you’ve got to give Hannah another chance.”

“Ames...” Hannah’s eyes were filled with tears. Hannah did not expect that Amy would risk everything and plead for her.

Daisie looked at them, and it occurred to her that both of them were really close to each other.

The entertainment industry was like a big pond with a complicated circle. Many people would not shed all pretenses of cordiality to maintain their interest.