All Chapters of Calvin's Industry: Chapter 11
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Chapter 11: Calvin's Testimony.
Frank got up from his seat, knowing what his father was doing."Leave her alone, Dad.""You sit down and shut up, Frank."Nathan said without taking his eyes off the lady."Now here is what you're going to do, young lady. Tonight, you are going to disappear from my son's life, and it will be for good. If I see you anywhere close to him again, I will tell your husband everything."Rebecca frowned."You're bluffing.""Don't test me, young lady. We both know what happened to those who double-crossed him, even the closest members of his family weren't free; not even his own mother. So don't think you are going to be the exception just because you are his wife."Rebecca took a deep breath, nodding as she replied."I understand."Nathan nodded back as he slowly leaned away."Very good. Now pack faster, we don't have all night."The young lady ran upstairs as Nathan turned back to face his son. Frank glared back at him with nothing but hatred in his eyes, but Nathan walked over to the other
Chapter 13: The Tessa Scott Gambit.
Rebecca came downstairs with another suitcase. Her face looked pale, and her faded makeup gave it away that she had been crying."Change of plans. You know Tessa Scott, right?""Yes. We were very close, you know, before her husband's cheating scandal and all.""Excellent. You will arrange a meeting between her and Frank."Rebecca frowned."Sir, Tessa has been in hiding for months. She wouldn't want to be anywhere close to anyone from the industry after what happened.""She will if you ask nicely. Tell her that my son can restore her music career. He has connections that can clear any name and make her famous again."Frank got up from the couch, not liking where this was going."I don't need a blind date. I'm not a child."Nathan looked back at his son."No, no, no. This isn't about romance; you are going to recruit her for the label. Tessa Scott has millions of fans who believe she was treated unfairly. If we sign her to the new label, it shows that we protect our artists better than