Even so, I still had to make one final trip.
Not to ensure the smooth release of his album, but to terminate the contract.
"Ms. Jensen, are you absolutely certain you want to terminate the agreement we discussed? But..."
"I will bear all the consequences," I said firmly.
I thought things would proceed smoothly from there without any trouble.
But suddenly, a petite figure burst in—looking miserable and pitiful, like a fragile little flower.
Crying softly, she said, "Mr. Warren, I finally found you. I'm here on behalf of Rodgers to discuss the contract. He truly cares about this album."
Frank Warren, Rodgers' business partner at the music studio, looked confused.
Kylie cried even harder. "This album was made for me. It's the testament to our feelings. Please, you must let this album
