Louis was a little surprised at first, then couldn't help feeling delighted.
She'd only met with Wang Yi once, and she was already getting paid twice as much.
If she got to meet with Wang Yi every time, wouldn't she be able to gain even more?
At the thought, Louis straightened her clothes and sat up much straighter.
She was no longer the sultry, seductive woman she'd been moments ago. In an instant, she'd turned into a frosty goddess.
She looked utterly unapproachable.
Her expression made it clear: Charlie, don't try to hit on me. I'm a respectable woman.
Charlie was speechless.
I only said one thing. Did you really have to change that much?
In fact, Louis was an extremely ambitious woman.
She'd originally planned to work her way up at Sports Illustrated, step by step.
The reason she'd been flirting with Charlie was that she hoped he'd keep her in mind when planning shows.
But now that Charlie had told her to spend more time with Wang Yi, she had, in a way, managed to attach herself to a towering tree in the form of Wang Yi.
If she spent more time with Wang Yi and grew close to him, all it would take was a casual word from him to Sports Illustrated's executives, and she could shoot up the ladder like a rocket.
That meant Charlie wouldn't be of much use to her anymore.
And as a shrewd woman, Louis knew Charlie had gained a lot from this episode.
His benefits were far greater than hers.
Charlie also tended to believe in luck.
Since the show had become a worldwide sensation, he'd subconsciously think he was the one who brought it good luck, so he'd still have her meet with Wang Yi next time.
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