?<strong>Chapter 1133:</strong>


    Jedidiah turned off the projector and faced Tatiana.


    “Miss Fernandez, what’s your n?” he asked, his voice calm but firm.


    Tatiana leaned back in her chair and sighed.


    “I don’t have one.” Herst investment in a clothing brand had been a disaster, resulting in massive losses. Every project she’d attempted since had floundered. Now, she was out of ideas and patience.


    “Jedidiah, I brought you in to give me advice,” Tatiana said, her voice tinged with frustration.


    “So, let’s not waste time. Just tell me what you think I should do.”


    Jedidiah studied her for a moment before speaking.


    “I’ve analyzed your past investments, and the issue is clear. You’ve been venturing into fields you’re unfamiliar with—areas where youck expertise. That’s been your biggest mistake. Global Entertainment is, at its core, an entertainmentpany. And you, Miss Fernandez, were an award-winning actress. Even though you’ve stepped away from the screen, your instincts for the entertainment industry remain strong. You know which films will seed, what trends are worth capitalizing on, and which projects are doomed to fail.


    My advice? Stop chasing ventures outside your expertise. Focus on what you know—what you excel at. Take Edge Entertainment as an example. They’ve stayed within their niche, and look where they are now—dominating the market. You could do the same and rebuild Global Entertainment’s foundation in the industry you understand best.”


    Tatiana’s recent efforts had all been aimed at undermining Edge Entertainment. Now, hearing Jedidiah suggest that she learn from Madisyn felt like a p in the face.


    But Tatiana understood what was more important between pride and survival. After a moment of silence, she made up her mind.


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    “I see your point,” she said firmly.


    “Compile a list of the most popr trending topics for me. I’ll review them.”


    Jedidiah nodded.


    “I’ll get started right away. However, there’s another matter to address. The board is growing restless. If they keep causing disruptions, you won’t be able to concentrate on your work. It might be time to consider signing a performance-based agreement.”


    Tatiana’s heart skipped a beat. The idea was daunting, but she nodded nheless.


    “Alright.”


    She knew the risks involved. A performance-based agreement would mean staking her position at thepany. If she failed, she’d likely be forced to step down. But Tatiana believed in herself. This was her chance to prove her worth and silence the doubters once and for all.


    Jedidiah quicklypiled the requested information and sent it to Tatiana’s desk.


    As Tatiana skimmed the document, her eyesnded on one word: “esports.”


    On Sunday, Madisyn sat in her office at Edge Entertainment, staring at the signed contracts on her desk. Her mind, however, was elsewhere—thinking about Andrew.


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