Dumping My Ex to Flash Marry the Untouchable CEO novel Chapter 1658

Seeing how naïve Megan looked, the assistant couldn’t help feeling both frustrated and protective.

When they first met, what struck her most about Megan was her innocence and warmth.

It had been a long time since she’d met someone so pure outside the entertainment industry, so at first, she found it refreshing.

But once she learned that Megan had a crush on the very person she worked for, her expression darkened.

After all, Megan had no idea what kind of man he really was.

She didn’t want to see such a sweet girl fall into a trap.

Over time, the two became familiar with each other.

On set, they’d nod in greeting whenever they met, and Megan would often lend a hand when she saw her struggling with heavy props.

Now, the assistant pulled Megan aside and whispered urgently, "Megan, you really shouldn’t ask about these things."

Her face looked tense, as if she were trying to avoid someone.

Megan frowned. "Don’t tell me my idol did something to you?"

"No, no, everything’s fine," the assistant said quickly, her voice almost trembling.

She didn’t dare tell anyone about his bad temper.

If word ever got out and they traced it back to her, she’d be finished.

The job might be stifling, but the pay was good enough to support herself and her family.

In the working world, it was normal to swallow a little bitterness.

Otherwise, not only would she lose her job, she wouldn’t even get her paycheck.

With the warning made that clear, she didn’t dare step out of line.

Seeing that the assistant truly didn’t want to talk, Megan reluctantly changed the subject.

"By the way, have you noticed anything strange around the set today? Did something happen?"

The assistant immediately looked relieved.

So that was what Megan wanted to ask.

It wasn’t about Willy. Then, it was fine.

"When we got here, the crew received a notice that Yvonne had pulled out. Apparently, they’re trying to find a last-minute replacement, but since the show’s already started, it’s been impossible."