Chapter 462 - 456: Gabriel Sinclair Also Released a Song

The assistant froze for a second. Seeing Nina Sinclair was on the verge of losing her patience, he quickly recovered and nodded, his eyes full of respect. "Rest assured, I’ve already made a backup for you."

In truth, the assistant was a little puzzled.

He had been stunned by the half-finished lyrics Nina Sinclair brought back a few days prior.

If Nina Sinclair just put in a little more effort, he was sure she could have a massive hit on her hands with a single song.

However, Nina Sinclair had instead spent five million to hire a well-known songwriter in the industry to write the lyrics.

Although the song was finished in a single night and the new lyrics were incredibly ornate, in his eyes, it was missing something.

He felt this even more strongly after hearing Nina Sinclair sing it.

But he never dared to voice these thoughts.

He had been about to leave, but a glance at Nina Sinclair’s furious expression made him pause. He said earnestly, "Nina, this song can take your career to the next level. If you have more good material, the key is to polish it carefully."

The first part of Nina Sinclair’s song, "Confession," made him believe she truly had a gift for songwriting, and he couldn’t bear to see that talent go to waste.

He figured that Nina Sinclair was probably just feeling agitated after participating in the "Country Life" show, which was why she couldn’t finish the rest of her composition.

But if Nina Sinclair could truly quiet her mind and focus on her creative work in the future, she could definitely attract a legion of die-hard fans.

That was why he was trying so painstakingly to advise her.

But that wasn’t what Nina Sinclair heard at all.

The anger on her face had yet to fade. Hearing his words, she shot to her feet, pointed at the assistant’s nose, and yelled, "What’s that supposed to mean?!"

’Is he looking down on me?’

’By what right does a lowly assistant like him get to look down on me?’

The assistant, not expecting his words to make Nina Sinclair so agitated, froze on the spot.

Realizing his words had indeed been poorly chosen, the assistant could only explain lamely, "Nina, that’s not what I meant."

"Not what you meant?" Nina Sinclair didn’t believe him for a second. She waved her hand dismissively. "You’re fired. Get out!"

The assistant hadn’t expected Nina Sinclair to react like this. He opened his mouth, intending to reason with her, but his heart shuddered when he saw the dark look in her eyes.

He suddenly felt as if he had never truly understood this artist he worked for.

’How could a twenty-year-old woman have a gaze like that?’

Once he came to this realization, the assistant didn’t linger. Without a single word of protest, he went straight back to his desk and started packing his things.

But what no one expected was that the assistant, who was usually good-tempered and extremely helpful to his coworkers, was so well-liked that after several colleagues found out what happened, they also submitted their resignations that afternoon.

Afterward, numerous rumors began to circulate within the company about Nina Sinclair berating her assistant without cause.

Somehow, the rumors reached Nina Sinclair’s ears, and she was so furious she immediately fired the two employees who were gossiping.

On the surface, this move seemed to press pause on the rumors, but in private, the gossip was more feverish than ever.

「Three days later.」

Gabriel Sinclair’s composition was complete, and the company filmed a teaser for the upcoming concert.

One of the songs featured was "Confession," the very one Nina Sinclair had stolen a few days prior.

Or rather, the song was now called "Write for Her."

The teaser was several minutes long and introduced all the songs that would be performed.

At the end of the video, there was a little Easter egg.

In the video, Gabriel Sinclair held a guitar and hummed softly, his voice clear and melodious, leaving a lasting, thought-provoking impression.

But as soon as the teaser was released, a problem arose.