?<strong>Chapter 995:</strong>


    Madisyn noticed the gleam of ambition in her assistant’s eyes and quickly tempered it with a soft chuckle. “Our primary focus remains on entertainment. As an assistant, it’s ambitious to concern yourself with such broad strategies.”


    Madisyn burst intoughter. “First, let’s focus on enhancing what we do best. Dedicate yourself fully, and a significant bonus will be yours at year’s end.”


    The assistant caught a whiff of Madisyn’s subtle perfume, and her engaging smile quickened her pulse. To her, Madisyn was more captivating than any celebrity on their list.


    Unaware of her admiration, Madisyn wrapped up her review of the final document. It was time to head home.


    As she drove, Madisyn reflected on the assistant’s words about fashion ventures. The rivalry between Global Entertainment and Edge Entertainment had always been intense, especially with Tatiana poised to take full control of Global Entertainment.


    Her assistant didn’t know about her rtionship with the Timeless Elegance CEO, but Tatiana surely did. Her strategic coborations with Orly Company and the fashion icon, Ailyn, were calcted moves to ensure Timeless Elegance didn’t monopolize the market.


    Madisyn realized she needed to act quickly with Luka; the early bird would catch the worm.


    Twenty minutester, Madisyn pulled up to her vi.


    Just then, she heard a voice. Looking up, she spotted Waylon on the balcony of the adjacent vi, resting against the creamy railing and waving at her.


    Madisyn offered a warm smile and moved closer to him.


    “Waylon, did you manage to get off work this early today?”


    With his characteristic bold and vibrant charm, Waylon nodded. “There was a banquet scheduled for tonight, but it seemed dull, so I skipped it. Luckily, I’m just in time to see you return. Did you miss me while I was away?” Waylon leaned forward from the balcony, as if trying to bridge the distance between them.


    This action made Madisyn’s eyebrows furrow in concern. Fearing he might fall, she quickly said, “Of course I missed you. But please, be careful and stand back—that looks dangerous.”


    Pleased by her concern, Waylon straightened up, his expression brightening with happiness.


    Despite the joyful reunion, Madisyn pondered hisments.


    During the height of his career, Waylon had been exceedingly busy and would never pass up the chance to attend banquets, viewing them as crucial forworking and resource management.


    Now, as he ventured into modeling and avoided leveraging his status as a member of the Johns family, it seemed out of character for him to escape such gatherings.


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