17 why don’t you want to live with me
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Edward nodded and turned his eyes to the oatmeal in her hands.
Rossie said: "Cosette slept for a few hours, and she’s hungry. I made her supper."
"I will bring it up," Edward said.
Rossie froze for a moment and quickly passed the bowls in Edward’s hands.
Then Edward returned to the study room.
Rossie looked at his back and sighed.
In Rossie’s view, Edward and Cosette are a pair made, but they have been torturing each other.
It would be great if the misunderstanding could be solved.
In the room, Cosette sat on the chair for a while, and finally couldn't sit still, and stood up.
Edward walked out without saying a word. Cosette did not know if he was angry.
The familiar footsteps sounded, and Cosette froze a little.
Soon, Edward appeared in the room.
Cosette looked at Edward, and she saw the bowls in his hand.
"Come over and eat something, or do you want me to feed you?" Edward said.
Cosette's face flashed inexplicably hot, and she quickly said, "I can feed myself."
Cosette took the bowl from Edward's hand, took a bite, and then looked at Edward.
"Did you agree to what I said just now?" Cosette said.
Edward didn't answer.
Cosette's strength in holding the bowl increased.
Did Edward refuse to agree?
Cosette had no other requirements, just that she didn't want to be emotionally involved with Edward anymore.
"I promise you, but you also need to promise me a condition," Edward said.
Cosette looked up suddenly.
"What conditions?" Cosette said.
Cosette's eyes were confusing.
"You will know later," Edward said.
Twenty minutes later, Rossie came to knock on the study door.
"Earl has come and said that there is a document for you," Rossie said.
"Let him come in," Edward said.
"Yeah, sir," Rossie said.
After a while, Earl walked in, seeing Cosette in the study, and nodded at her.
"Edward, this is the document you want," Earl said.
Earl opened the file and took out something like the agreement.
"Give it to her," Edward said.
Earl immediately handed the agreement to Cosette.
"Cosette, open it and see if there is anything wrong," Earl said.
Cosette took it suspiciously. After reading two pages, she looked up at Edward.
"You want me to sign with the Win Wind Company?" Cosette asked.
"This is my condition. Are you not going to agree?" Edward said.
Upon hearing Edward's words, Cosette looked up suddenly.
Cosette thought about the harsh conditions Edward would put forward, but she didn't expect that the condition he put forward was something like this.
Earl stood aside and said in a timely manner: "You will be an artist of the Win Wind in the future five years, but apart from the necessary living expenses, every penny you earn belongs to the company."
Cosette looked at the last page of the agreement, indeed, as Earl said.
Earl glanced at Edward and then asked, "Cosette, Are there any questions?"
Cosette said quietly: "If, after five years, I have not repaid all my debts, do I have the right to terminate the contract?"
"Uh," Earl did not dare to answer lightly and looked at Edward.
Edward raised his deep eyes slightly.
After a long silence, Edward spits out two words.
"You can," Edward said.
Cosette breathed a sigh of relief.
Although the five-year period was somewhat long, it was not unbearable.
Although it was somewhat contrary to Cosette’s original intention, which was to completely draw a line with Edward, it was only a small one of companies Edward owned. It would not attract much attention from him.
Moreover, she did need to sign with an entertainment company now.
Although the Win Wind was not comparable to the influence of the Emperor Motion Pictures in NEW YORK, the momentum of development in these two years was very strong, and it was already one of the best entertainment companies.
Cosette thought she had solved two problems at once, but she didn't know that she had stepped into the trap designed by Edward.
For five years, Edward gave Cosette no chance to leave him.
Cosette took the pen and quickly signed her name.
Earl took the agreement from Cosette, and said: "I will arrange an agent for you as soon as possible in the next two days, and she will take full responsibility of your work for the next work."
Cosette nodded.
"Then, I need to leave now," Earl said.
Edward nodded.
Soon, only Edward and Cosette remained in the study.
Cosette looked around and said: "Tonight, I will stay here for a night, and tomorrow I will go back to my house."
Edward glanced at Cosette, and although he didn't speak, Cosette clearly felt the anger in his eyes.
"If you don't care about your reputation, I still need it for my company," Edward said.
"What?" Cosette said.
Cosette was confused.
Cosette just wanted to go back to her house. How did it relate to the reputation of the Win Wind?
"There is no difference between the place where you lived before and the slums. If you let any paparazzi dig into the news and say that the artists under my company have no place to live, what consequences will you think we have?" Edward said.
"I," Cosette said.
Cosette bit her lip and said, "I can change places."
An unpleasant look finally appeared on Edward's beautiful face.
"You just don't want to live in my place," Edward said.
Cosette lowered her eyes: "This is your private apartment. If your fiancée comes over, I'm afraid it will be inconvenient."
As soon as Cosette had finished speaking, she felt a cold breath approaching.
Looking at Edward close by, Cosette's hands clenched tightly.
Edward looked at Cosette dumbly and said slowly: "Cosette, sometimes I really want to dig out your heart to see what is inside!"
After finishing talking, Edward didn't look at Cosette and left.
Bang!
The door of the study was slammed violently, and Cosette's heart trembled.
Cosette didn't know where she had angered Edward.
Today, Edward was moody!
Rossie hurried up.
"Cosette, what happened?" Rossie asked.
Cosette shook her head.
Rossie looked at Cosette’s pale face and tentatively asked: "Edward was not in a good mood when he left, did you quarrel?"
Cosette's lips twitched a wry smile.
Did they have a quarrel?
Cosette didn’t qualify to quarrel with Edward.
Seeing Cosette's face is not good, Rossie no longer asked.
"Rossie," Cosette said.
Cosette stopped Rossie, who turned and wanted to go.
"Yes?" Rossie said.
Cosette hesitated and asked, "Hey, I mean Edward, has he brought anyone here?"
Rossie froze for a moment, understood what Cosette said, and said with a smile: "This apartment was bought by Edward’s mother. Except for you, he did not bring anyone else."
"What about Leyla? Has she ever been here?" Cosette said.
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