Lingering Doting Marriage: Big Boss, Little Sweet Heart

Chapter 3031 - 3040: If You Want to Court Disaster, Don’t Drag Others Down With You

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Chapter 3031: Chapter 3040: If You Want to Court Disaster, Don’t Drag Others Down With You

The sponsor behind Lydia Bell is definitely no ordinary person, otherwise, she wouldn’t have landed so many enviable opportunities right after debuting, complete with a professional financial team.

And this time is no exception.

Lydia recklessly exchanged a large ancient costume idol drama IP for an unknown movie’s Second Female Lead role, and the sponsor behind her didn’t say anything, which shows how generous they are.

Jeremy Payne must know the rules of the circle and still went after a female artist with a sponsor. Is he really not afraid that the sponsor behind her will come after him?

Jeremy turned his head to look at her, his eyes slightly raised, adopting a serious tone instead of his usual slick demeanor, "I’m serious this time. Even if I really mess it up, so be it. Anyway, I’m tired of this circle. Everyone has to pursue something in life, right? I finally met a girl I really like, so I’ve got to give it a try." That day he saw the girl, after finishing filming, get off the van and take out cat food she had prepared in advance to feed the stray kittens on the set. It gave him a feeling of youthful heartbeats.

Olivia Lewis listened for a while, not knowing what to say. After briefly observing his expression, she sighed and gave him a thumbs-up, "Artistic!"

"But I still have to say, regardless of what’s going on now between Lydia and her boyfriend, I advise you not to make any moves when someone already has a boyfriend. If you get banned or shadow banned, it doesn’t matter, just don’t drag that girl into it."

"Hey, hey!" Jeremy retorted in a disgruntled manner, "Sister Olivia, your words sound like you’re saying it doesn’t matter if I screw up, just don’t drag Lydia down with me."

Olivia casually scratched her ear and admitted cheerfully, "So you could tell."

"My hearing isn’t impaired," Jeremy, feeling defeated, asked persistently, "Do I really seem like I’m courting disaster?"

Olivia nodded without hesitation, "It’s not that you seem to be, you actually are! You’re not a young school romance movie male protagonist anymore, you’re courting disaster at your age!"

Jeremy felt a surge of frustration at the phrase ’at your age’ that stuck in his chest, making him neither able to let it out nor swallow it.

Olivia deliberately discouraged him because she didn’t approve of this relationship, "It looked to me like Lydia wasn’t interested just now, I’m warning you, don’t bully the young girl. If you want to pursue her, wait until she’s broken up with her boyfriend. Also, if you’re just playing around, I advise you to find someone else because Lydia is not someone who plays around casually."

"Since when did you become so close with Lydia?" Jeremy stared at her with perplexity, and when he couldn’t figure it out, he simply asked directly.

Olivia had no intention of revealing the little secret between her and Lydia, so she evaded, "I’m not close to her, just giving you a heads-up."

With Jeremy’s looks and fame, he certainly wouldn’t lack pursuers around him.

Many of these pursuers are people from within the circle.

His private life has always been a headache for his manager, not because Jeremy likes messing around with relationships like some male stars.

The number of girlfriends Jeremy has had can be counted on one hand, but the problem is, he has the peculiar skill of making every ex-girlfriend become his enemy. Very few of his relationships end in amicable breakups. Moreover, since most of his partners were from within the industry, over time, paid posters criticizing him have appeared online. Most of them were bought by his ex-girlfriends, which is considered quite a phenomenon in the circle.

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