The Son-In-Law Shot to Fame novel Chapter 69

Frankie had a flaw. He was lustful and enjoyed being around women.

At that time, he was busy fooling around with another woman in his office at Frankie Realty's headquarters. He was seated on the couch. A woman crouched before him as her head moved up and down.

She was none other than Rebecca.

Earlier during the opening of Donter Pictures, she was sent to represent Frankie to talk with Wynter about the endorsement.

Of course, Frankie knew he could not afford to hire Wynter to endorse his company. So instead, his target was any of the thirty-two artists waiting to be signed. Although Frankie was a pervert, he was also a visionary man. He knew that Donter Pictures would definitely house at least one or two top celebrities in the near future.

In fact, the discussion was almost finalized, and the celebrity was Vanessa.

“Mr. Yates, can't you tell me what had happened to my sister?” Rebecca flashed him a flirtatious look, her hair touching his abdomen.

Frankie stroked her head. “Didn't she tell you anything after crossing a big shot?”

“Nope.” Rebecca shifted into another posture and said in a seductive voice, “She only told me that someone had warned her. However, she couldn't tell me more, or else she'd get herself in great trouble.”

Frankie leaned against the couch with a look of pleasure on his face. “I only know that the person is a big shot and someone that even I could not afford to mess with.”

He did not tell her that even his uncle could not afford to mess with that big shot.

Despite his uncle's influential status in Pollerton, Frankie was told to never mess with the owner of Donter Pictures.

Rebecca paused. “Is that person really so scary?

“That's none of our business. You can just focus on being a secretary at Frankie Realty instead. You'll get all that you deserve,” said Frankie.

He was twenty-five years old, and he was a handsome man.

“Anyway, have you settled the problem of Stanley beating up someone earlier today?” asked Frankie.

Rebecca said, “I've made the necessary arrangement. He's just a nobody. I doubt that will cause any trouble to us.”