Hearing what Terence said about her, Abby was furious. "Mr. Chen, you haven't even seen my acting skills yet. How can you know that I'm not suitable? Besides, everyone thinks I'm the right actress for this advertisement. Why do you think of me so lowly?"

"Really? Everyone?" Indifferently, Terence lifted his head and looked at her. "Who's 'everyone'?"

"They are..." As she was about to continue speaking, Abby lifted head and looked around the room. Everyone else had their head lowered. Seeing this, she felt all alone. It seemed that they were all on Terence's side.

"You are not giving me a fair chance," she said to him.

"Abby, what are you talking about?" Jean said with a slight frown. "Since Mr. Chen has already said that you are not suitable, he must have a reason. You shouldn't argue with him anymore."

"What? Am I wrong?" Abby looked at Jean in disbel

rey said. "Mr. Chen is in a good mood today. You're lucky he didn't lose his patience with you. He would have ordered you to leave already if he was in his usual mood.

It's Mr. Chen who has the final say on the selection of the spokesperson, anyway. Even if he chooses a nobody, it's his decision to make, not ours. Besides, we haven't signed the contract with you yet, so you have no right to demand an explanation. Don't make any more trouble here. You may leave now."

"Carey." Jean finally opened her mouth to speak.

"Miss Gu." Carey sighed. "I'm really sorry. I didn't expect that Mr. Chen would change his mind."

"It wasn't your fault," Jean told him. "I'm the one who should apologize. I wasn't able to be of much help, in the end."

"Miss Gu, please don't say that. You have helped me a lot," Carey said gratefully. "I'm really sorry. I have to go now."