Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife

Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife Chapter 225

Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife Chapter 225

“The ‘Starry Night’ she composed with Gordon Yaleman is just out of this world.”

“I think ‘The Heartwarming Season’ by the two of them and Walter is nice too.”

“I can’t wait to listen to the song produced by Sweet Tune Guru today.”

“Me too. Now, let’s stop chatting and get down to business instead. I want to ask for her autograph when we get off work.”

Staring at the musical instruments placed in front of her, Janet felt as though she just traveled back in time to when she worked with Gordon and Walter two years ago. At that time, both Gordon and Walter were nobodies and she had never thought that the song she composed for them would successfully help them gain considerable fame. Thinking back, she couldn’t help but sigh at how fast time flew.

Soon, she switched into the composer mood and moved her slender fingers gracefully across the keys of the piano, producing beautiful sounds. All of a sudden, her creative flow was disrupted by the sound of someone rapping impatiently on the door of the practice room.

“Jessie, you can’t go in because Sweet Tune Guru is using the practice room.”

“Hey, Jessie, someone is using the room!”

The female celebrity named Jessie Hunter turned glum instantly.

“Who the hell is that? Is she more popular than me? Who says she’s the only one who can use the practice room?”

The crew member looked distressed when he said, “B-But, it isn’t time to shoot your part yet!”

Jessie sneered at him before pointing at his head and shouted, “Dumb*ss!” Who was Sweet Tune Guru? Since she was only a music composer, how dare she compare herself with Jessie who was a celebrity? Text property © Nôvel(D)ra/ma.Org.

“Are you a dumb*ss for not knowing who I am? You’d better be careful because I can have you fired anytime! I will use this room by hook or by crook, even if the king is in there!”

Jessie was the daughter of Nottom Entertainment’s president and the female lead of the music video chosen by the company. As Nottom Entertainment was one of the three major entertainment companies, no one had the guts to talk back to her.

Putting down the music sheets, Janet opened the door to a scowling Jessie who asked, “Oh, are you the legendary Sweet Tune Guru?”

Pursing her lips slightly, Janet answered, “This is my practice room. How can I help you?”

Jessie let out a snort and crossed her arms, strolling around the practice room. “Your practice room? You’re just a music composer; why do you have your own practice room? Do you know that I’m the female lead of this music video?” Jessie confronted her in a presumptuous manner. While she was mocking Janet, she brushed her fingers across the strings of the violin in a somewhat contemptuous manner.

A crease emerged on Janet’s forehead and her eyes flashed with an unknown emotion. A crew member immediately stepped forward, intending to haul Jessie out. However, Jessie raised her beautiful brows at him and shook his arm off. All of a sudden, the crew member was shoved violently to one side and ended up crashing into the drum set next to him. With a thump, the entire drum set was knocked onto the ground and one of the stands that supported the drum broke.

Looking at the mess that was strewn all over the floor, the entire practice room was plunged into a state of chaos. Everyone went into panic mode. “That’s the drum set used exclusively by Walter… What should we do now?”

Amidst the clamor, Jessie’s assistant rushed over and asked with a look of utter terror, “Jessie, are you injured?”

Shaking her head, Jessie looked at the mess on the floor and sneered, “Seems like someone’s having an unlucky day!”

Walter was a mild-tempered guy but he treated his musical instruments as dearly as his life. If he knew that his drum set was ruined by the arrogant music composer, there was no doubt he would drive her out. Almost everyone was eyeing Janet sympathetically.

To everyone’s surprise, she returned to her seat at the piano and focused on her music again. Staring at her, all of them were flabbergasted by her composure and dauntless attitude.

Meanwhile, Jessie said to her assistant, “That girl is really a fearless one. Being just a music composer, I’m afraid she won’t be able to compensate for the loss of the drum set for the rest of her life.”