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Chapter 816 Cunning James

Skylar smirked. "What's wrong with the contract?"

"Since your daughter signed the contract, she hasn't been doing live broadcasts for the majority of the time, which

has seriously harmed the reputation of Southville Entertainment's live streaming platform and caused a huge waste

of promotion for our company," James stated flatly.

"After conducting research and making a decision by the company's legal department, we now have two options for

you and your daughter."

"First, pay ten times the contract signing fee, which was one billion for five years, so ten times would be ten billion."

"Two, starting today, your daughter must guarantee daily live broadcasts, and the contract will be extended for ten

years."

"This means that for the next ten years, your daughter will be the signed anchor for Southville Entertainment, and

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we will no longer pay her signing fees or share any rewards."

"She must maintain a certain number of live broadcasts and cannot simultaneously stream on any other

platforms."

"If she is unable to do live broadcasts due to illness, she must request leave and receive approval before

temporarily interrupting her live activities."

Skylar's frown became even deeper after hearing James' statements. "When we signed the contract, I mentioned to

you that my daughter would only go live if she wanted to, and you agreed without hesitation."

"In addition, I informed you in advance of my visit to Sconvia City, and you nodded at the time."

"What makes you want to break your word now?"

On the other end of the phone, James scoffed, "Huh? When did you inform me? I have no idea."

"Everything requires evidence, and what you just said is not at all reflected in the contract."

"I've given you two clear options, Skylar, so make your decision quickly."

"Otherwise, if it goes to court, you will be the one suffering heavy losses in the end."

Skylar's lips curled into a chilly smile. This individual named James had clearly come prepared.

He was hoping to gain a fortune by duping him and Lola.

When there is no sense of crisis or a need for evidence, most people do not record their phone calls.

James most likely seized on this point, confident that Skylar lacked proof to indicate that he had requested leave

from the organization.

If he were a regular father with no background or connections, he would probably have little choice than to let

James take advantage of him at this point.

After all, Lola did not hold any live broadcasts as agreed upon in the contract.

Furthermore, what could a regular family employ to combat a corporation?

It was evident that this corporation frequently engaged in lawsuits, especially because it had a dedicated legal

department.

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If he couldn't come up with $10 billion in breach of contract compensation, he'd have to take the second choice and

work for Southville Entertainment for free for ten years.

Even taking sick leave requires the approval of the other party.

What made this different from signing a contract to sell oneself?

Skylar, on the other hand, was no average person, let alone a normal father.

Trying to deal with him with such techniques was a recipe for disaster!

Skylar sneered, "I'm sorry, I won't choose any of them."

"Not choosing any of them?"

James' tone grew more formal right away. "Skylar, do you want to go to court with Southville Entertainment?"

"I must remind you that we have assembled the most professional and battle-tested legal team."

"Be prepared to receive a lawyer's letter if you and your daughter do not come to the headquarters of Southville

Entertainment in Sconvia City within two days."

"It was your daughter who did not do the live broadcasts as agreed in the contract; once the case goes to court,

you should know the consequences better than anyone else!"

James hung up the phone before Skylar could react.

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