The sun had barely risen over the city, but inside Jean Entertainment, the storm was already raging. Serena Vayne's scandal was plastered across every news outlet and entertainment blog. Photos, testimonies, angry editorials—her name had become synonymous with arrogance and destruction overnight.
Claude Lockheart stood in front of the expansive windows of his private office, one hand tucked casually in his pocket, the other holding a steaming cup of black coffee. His expression was calm, almost bored, but his mind was anything but.
The media would eat Serena alive. That was inevitable. She had crossed too many people, stepped on too many lives to keep her position. But Claude wasn't concerned about her fate; she had chosen her path. What occupied his thoughts was something far more delicate—Mio.
