Chapter 84: Bold Move
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Danny Foster, after being fired from Ross' assistant, currently stood in uncharacteristically subdued posture.
His usual haughty and irritated demeanor was nowhere to be seen. Instead, his face curved into a meek smile, and his hands were neatly folded behind his back.
"...How is the film shooting going?"
Asked, Hudson Cole - his voice was casual, almost disinterested.
Hudson, seemingly in his late twenties, stood by the floor-to-ceiling window. From the 12th floor of the [Angle Talent Agency]'s headquarters, the endless line of cars looked like ants crawling through a maze of asphalt.
He barely turned his head as he spoke.
And, of course, he was the reason behind Danny's sudden shift in attitude.
Hudson slowly adjusted the cuff of his tailored suit, the platinum links catching the faint afternoon light. His reflection was barely visible in the glass, but it was there, a faint outline of a man who looked the part far better than he played it.
This man, Hudson Cole, wasn't just any executive.
He was the eldest son of the company's CEO. Which meant he didn't need to be particularly good at his job to wield power.
Despite his privileged position, his track record in talent management was abysmal. In reality, he was nothing more than a placeholder with a title.