Chapter 1466
Chapter 1466:
“In that case, you need to outdo yourself in your next film. Understand?” Annabel said.
“Of course,” Margo replied, nodding firmly. Deep down, she silently vowed to work twice as hard.
Annabel went home with Miriam’s words still echoing in her mind. The moment she reached her villa, she made a call.
“Hello. What is it?” The person on the other end sounded impatient, as if he had been woken from sleep.
“Did anyone from the music department mention a girl named Miriam Lawson to you today?” Annabel asked directly.
“Can we talk about this tomorrow? I’m trying to sleep p>
The man didn’t show the slightest respect toward her.
“Garry,” Annabel said coolly, “it seems you’ve been slacking off quite a bit this month. Let’s talk about your pay next month p>
Garry Mason’s tone changed instantly. “Ah! Boss, let’s talk calmly, okay? Miriam Lawson, you said? I don’t think I’ve heard of her. What’s going on p>
“Are you sure you haven’t heard of her?” Annabel pressed. “She should have brought original works with her p>
“I do sleep during the day,” Garry answered seriously, “but I wouldn’t forget someone who brought original works to the studio. Besides, no one came to the music department today p>
“Garry,” Annabel said pointedly, catching the slip, “I entrusted the music department to you, and all you do is sleep p>
Garry stammered, then complained, “Boss, like I said, I’m just a musician. You’re the one who insisted I become the head of the music division. If you have questions about music, I can answer them. But if you want details about personnel, you’ll need to ask HR p>
After listening to his complaints, Annabel felt a sharp ache in her temples. She let out a heavy sigh.
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“Tomorrow at one o’clock, I’m bringing someone to meet you,” she said.
“Who is it?” Garry asked, sounding mildly interested.
“You’ll see then,” Annabel replied. “She’s the most outstanding original singer I’ve ever come across p>
Garry let out a doubtful hum. “Is she better than me p>
Annabel’s brow twitched. “At the very least, she’s diligent and doesn’t slack off p>
“Boss, can we not make this personal?” Garry grumbled.
“Enough.” Annabel’s tone turned firm. “Be at the company at one o’clock tomorrow. Got it p>
“Got it, you evil capitalist,” Garry said lazily. “Can I go back to sleep now p>
“Didn’t you just admit you still owe me a few songs?” Annabel teased. “When are you planning to hand them in, oh great composer p>
Garry hung up immediately.
Annabel rolled her eyes. Then she heard the front door open. She turned and saw Rupert walk in.
She set her phone aside, took his coat, and hung it on the rack.