??Chapter 143: Chapter 143: Divorce Agreent (7)
Chapter 143: Chapter 143: Divorce Agreent (7)
In Carolline Ruiz’s view, it really wasn’t a big deal whose last na the child took. However, that’s just the way things were in Z Country – if a child took their mother’s last na or any other last na other than their father’s, people would always look at the child and the child’s mother with colored glasses.
It was because of this environnt that Carolline Ruiz had never been concerned about what last na her child would have; the child would have the Hawkins na anyway.
Although Mia Parker was right about one thing – if Ben Parker really got together with her, he would indeed have to be the son-in-law entering her family. Given Mia’s uncle’s unbounded love for her, if any man dared to snatch her away from him, he would definitely fight them to death.
The Ribs Pot Restaurant arrived quickly, and Mia Parker paid the fare, urging Carolline Ruiz to join her as they got off and entered the place.
Just as the two of them walked in, they ran into Lucy Wade, her agent, and her assistant who all arrived at the place as well. They had just parked their car and ca in, with Lucy wearing a mask.
Now that she had gained so fa, especially after confirming her contract with the Hawkins Family today, more and more people liked her. In addition, after Matilda Ferguson’s scandal was exposed, many of Matilda’s forr fans switched sides and beca Lucy’s fans.
Lucy didn’t care, she accepted them all. During an interview, she said, “People make mistakes, and Henry Lawson is no exception.”
That statent blatantly implied that the fans who chose Matilda Ferguson as their idol were all blind.
Carolline Ruiz had seen this interview as well and thought that Lucy showed a bit of domineering side leakage at that mont, a side leakage that Carolline Ruiz quite liked.
Matilda Ferguson had completely vanished, at least she was out of the Entertainnt Circle. Many netizens called for her to get out of the entertainnt industry. The movies, TV shows, and comrcials she had worked on before were all banned, and she would never have a chance in the entertainnt industry again. Carolline wondered if Matilda knew about this ending, would she regret kidnapping her in the first place.
As soon as Lucy saw Carolline Ruiz, her eyes lit up. Lucy had not finished elentary school before she left, so naturally, she didn’t know Carolline Ruiz’s friends from later on.
“Carolline, did you co here to eat too?” Lucy walked over and slapped Carolline on her left shoulder.
Only Lucy’s eyes were exposed, but Mia Parker recognized her and imdiately smiled, “Carolline, you actually know the superstar Lucy?”
Mia Parker was a typical Lucy fan, thinking that one day when she had her own column or went independent, she would definitely invite Lucy to the TV station for a good interview.
“You’re Carolline’s friend?” Lucy was quite generous. Since Carolline knew her, she could give the other party an autograph or sothing.
Just like that girl nad gan Clifton last ti, Carolline’s friends that she knew were actually quite cute and not blind – all of them were her Lucy fans.
“Yeah, Lucy, can you give
an autograph?” Mia Parker was excited, with stars in her eyes.
“No problem, even a photo together is no problem. Are you here to eat? Let’s eat together, I’ll treat.” Lucy generously said.
Lucy’s agent was practically just a prop; Lucy would listen to her about eighty percent of the ti. For example, Lucy never followed her advice to not casually agree to give fans autographs or take photos with them.
If Lucy was happy, liked it, and wanted to sign autographs or take photos, she would do it, no matter what anyone else said.
If she ca across soone she didn’t like, even if the agent tried to persuade her with threats and bribes, she wouldn’t listen.
That’s why she practically had no real friends in the circle, and even her agent had complaints about her. However, due to her background, the agent had no choice but to work for her. It was an arrangent by the company, and the agent couldn’t refuse, so she just had to obey.
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