The Marriage She Turned into War novel Chapter 380

Describing Blair as stubborn and unapologetic couldn't be more fitting.

I truly couldn't understand why she was so obsessed with me. Or was it her deep-seated resentment toward Abigail that led her to pull me into this mess, using me as a pawn in their rivalry?

Whatever was going through her mind, I couldn't figure it out. But one thing was clear. I was determined to keep my distance from her.

I sighed, feeling helpless as I tightened my grip on the phone. "Mr. Jigman, I really don't want to have any direct involvement with Ms. Shepherd's collaboration. You know what happened recently…"

Hanson chuckled warmly on the other end. "Yes, I know all about that. But it's fine. Since she specifically requested your work, just deliver the lyrics and composition. For everything else, I'll assign Silas to handle the coordination. How about that?"

After all, Hanson was a businessman. He wasn't about to turn down easy money, and this arrangement was already a generous compromise for my sake. Refusing further would make me seem unreasonable.

So, I nodded. "Alright, I understand, Mr. Jigman."

As I hung up, I caught the faint sound of footsteps sneaking away from outside my door. I didn't need to look to know it was Abigail eavesdropping.

She could do whatever she wanted. I had no energy to deal with her antics.

With the new project on my plate, I became completely absorbed in my work, leaving no time to deal with other matters.

Yet, the next day brought unexpected good news. Hanson informed me that he had registered me for a national songwriting contest.

It was a rare opportunity to make a name for myself. It was also a testament to how much Hanson valued me.