Hearing that Tawanna finally agreed to continue the performance, Mitsui Yoshitaka let out a sigh of relief.


    He had been worried that this youngdy might suddenly quit. Knowing her temper, he understood that if she were truly provoked, she wouldn’t even care about Universal’s boss. After all, Tawanna had already earned enough money and influence. If thepany upset her, she could afford to take a break, even if it was inconvenient.


    What’s more, if she told her fans that she was stepping back because the recordpany forced her into something against her will, the fans’ outrage alone could drown thepany in trouble.


    For this reason, even Mitsui Yoshitaka didn’t dare to pressure her into performing.


    However, he hadn’t anticipated charlie Wade’s firm attitude would prompt Tawanna to back down so quickly.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    At this moment, charlie Wade spoke up, “Since Miss Sweet has decided to continue the performance, let’s not waste any more time here. Miss Sweet and Mr. Kennedy, please return to the party before the guests start noticing your absence. If anyone asks about what happened, just mention that you’re bound by a confidentiality agreement and cannot disclose any details.”


    Tawanna nodded but asked hesitantly, “What if someone leaks this to the media?”


    charlie Wade nced at Mitsui Yoshitaka and smiled. “Let’s not forget that today’s party was hosted by Mr. Mitsui. All the guests are either his friends or connections of his friends. With Mr. Mitsui’s influence and status, I trust he can ensure that these guests stay silent. They won’t mention what they saw, heard, or know.”


    Mitsui Yoshitaka was so infuriated by charlie Wade’s words that he nearly swore out loud.


    The actions of the guests were their own business, after all. Some of them were nosy, always eager to spread any juicy gossip they stumbled upon. Stopping them from talking wasn’t exactly an easy task.


    But now, charlie Wade had essentially ced the entire responsibility of maintaining secrecy on him. ording to charlie Wade’s logic, if any guest today leaked information, it would be a reflection of Mitsui Yoshitaka’s ipetence.


    Just as Mitsui Yoshitaka fumed in silence, charlie Wade turned to him with a smile. “Mr. Mitsui, don’t you agree with me?”


    “Damn you…” Mitsui Yoshitaka cursed internally, but outwardly he forced a smile and replied, “Yes, yes, Mr. Wade is absolutely right. Don’t worry; I will make it very clear to all the guests that today’s events must remain confidential.”<fn3a48> This text is hosted at findnovel</fn3a48>


    Seeing Mitsui Yoshitaka, a man of such high status, effectively under charlie Wade’s control, Tawanna suddenly felt much more at ease.


    As the saying goes, when you’re feeling unlucky, look at those who are even more unlucky—it’ll make you feel better about your own situation.


    Seeing Mitsui Yoshitaka reluctantly ept such a heavy responsibility, charlie Wade felt satisfied. However, he still reminded Tawanna, “If this matter leaks to the media and they question or confront you, just y dumb. If anyone asks, simply say you don’t know anything and have nothing to say. After all, the key figures involved are all here and under control. No one will be able to find any additional clues or evidence.”


    charlie Wade continued, “Those who are prepared to strike hard fear one thing most—hitting empty air instead of something solid like an iron te or rock. When they strike an iron te, even if they can’t damage it, at least they’ll hear a sound. Hitting air, however, is the most frustrating and helpless experience. Your goal is to be like air in front of them—untouchable.”