The Heiress’ Return & Revenge (Simone) Novel Read Online
Chapter 415 Simone is Just That Tough

Chapter 415 Simone is Just That Tough 

June had already conducted an investigation into this matter. Without hesitation, she replied, “Many ofthem were previously hurt by the Gray Group. I have personally interacted with some of them. Theybelieve that now, because of you, the Gray Group is giving them another chance. It seemed like theGray

roup wanted to provide them with fair opportunities and were saying all the right things. But it wouldn’tbe long before those high-level executives and agents revert to their old ways. So, they would ratherbelieve that joining our studio will lead to better development. They no longer want to trust the high-level executives of the Gray Group. Some people

ill hold grudges and don’t want to compromise with those who once suppressed and bullied them. Butthere hasn’t been a suitable place for them to go until now, Other entertainment companies don’t reallyaccept artists like them who have lost popularity or have no current buzz. After all, it is more cost-effective and requires less effort to cultivate new artists. For these reasons, as vell as the fact that theircontracts have not expired, they have not switched companies. This time, they sow Romulus coming toour studio and getting good resources. Gray Group wante them to sign new editais. Not only did theyextend the length of the contract, but if they proposed to terminate

a breach of contract had multiplied several times, and the conditions were even

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The Gray Group’sons and contracts were aimed at their boss. It was also how they were saying theyfeared Simone. Everyone in the studio was very excited and proud.

Simone smiled helplessly, “So that’s how it is.” Then she smiled playfully, “Okay, since GrayEntertainment wants to push people to us, then we’ll accept them. Our specialty lies in making artistspopular or giving them fame when they have none. We are skilled in this area.”

She continued, “I realized that this can actually become a characteristic and selling point of our studio.It shows that our studio has a strong ability to create stars. And it can provide new hope to those whohave been worn down by life.”

She instructed Lisa and June, “Go and investigate these artists. As long as their character is not aproblem, sign them up.

Then she picked out a few, “Based on their physiognomy, these few are not the artists our companneeds, so we’ll exclude them for now.” These individuals were either morally corrupt or had evilintention. The other people didn’t seem to have any major issues from a superficial perspective. Let’salso check if there are any personal problems and then filter them out.

Lisa asked in surprise, “Are we signing so many artists this time?”

Simone smiled and said, “Since Gray Entertainment is afraid of us growing stronger, les proveourselves.

in our strength.”

and show

She inded had a plan to expand the studio’s operations. Now that Sc”mbag No. 1 had provided her withpeople and popularity. If Sc*mbag No. 1 wanted to suppress her studio, she naturally couldn’t sit idlyby.

Let’s this opportunity to compete with them. She emphasized again, “But before you sign these artists,you need to make it clear to them that just joining our studio doesn’t guarantee instant fame.”

Many times, it was not that some people couldn’t become famous, but they lacked the opportunity to do

“But we will plan the most suitable path for them; as long as they continue, their career won’t suffer. Forexample, going from a has-been artist to the second or third tier or even the top tier. We ll increasetheir

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visibility and provide then with acting roles and songs to perform.”

Becoming famous required both talent and luck. She couldn’t guarantee that every artist in the studiowould become famous. All she could do was try her best to replace suitable resources for them.

ead June agreed, “Okay, we will make it clear to them in advance.”

If they all came here just to become famous, then it’s better not to sign them. Who can guarantee thatthey will all become famous? First and foremost, they needed the right mindset, along with talent andhard work, as the prerequisites and foundation for fame.

If they were incapable, even if they become famous with the help of resources, it won’t last.

The two laughed and teased, “If Steven and those high-level executives at Gray Group knew that hemore they reformed, the more people would jump ship to us. I wonder if they would be furious.”

Simone smil

about them,

1. They will definitely be furious. But it’s good if they are furious. We on’t care

The two nodded.ay! They would be happy if the people from Gray Entertainment who treated their bosspoorly were furious.

Lisa thought for moment and said, “Boss, it’s not just Gray Entertainment. Recently, there have beenartists from other entertainment companies who have been sidelined or suppressed, and they havealso submitted their resumes to us. If there are some talented ones among them, should we signthem?”

Simone thought for a moment and said, “Let’s sign them. Our main goal is to develop the studio, notjust target and retaliate against Gray Entertainment. Not only should we sign new artists, but we shouldalso hire some talented managers.” She asked, “Have there been any managers who have been sittingon the sidelines or being suppressed recently and want to switch to our studio?”

Lisa smiled and said, “Believe it or not, there are. But since we didn’t hire managers before, we politeldeclined.” She sought Simone’s opinion and asked, “Should we reach out to them again?”

Simone nodded, “Let’s reach out. There’s no need to deliberately offend any company. But if anyonewants to suppress you, don’t worry, I’m here.”

They didn’t approach other companies; they didn’t cross any lines by poaching talent. They onlyaccepted those who voluntarily gave up and switched over. They didn’t break or violate any rules withinthe industry. It was just normal development and competition.

In the fol wing time, Simone’s studio signed more than ten artists who had switched er from GrayEntertaiment.

It shed many people in the industry.

Everyone was saying behind their backs, “It’s Simone. She’s that stubborn.”

It was the first time they had seen someone reforming to elevate the status and resources of artists, butit ended up driving people away. It was impressive.

Reuben and the executives at Gray Entertainment became a joke. After Reuben and the executivesfound out about this, they were indeed infuriated. Especially Reuben. He was so angry that he d aheadache and stomachache.

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His httle sister was really sout thing! He didn’t believe that Simone could turn all this junk into treasure.He was waiting to see how Simone would fail and embarrass herself. Then, he would use this asammo. He wanted Simone to concentrate on becoming a star and mastering her craft rather than beingburdened with managing a studio,