Chapter 1473: Chapter 1473: Complete Ban Chapter 1473: Chapter 1473: Complete Ban As soon as the thought popped into his head, he saw Enna Clark beside Baron Lawrence and immediately dismissed the idea that had just surfaced.

It probably wasn’t possible.

The confusion on his face deepened.

If President Lawrence wasn’t interested in her, why suddenly bring up a small artist from the lowest tier?

Enna Clark was even more surprised.

Why had Baron Lawrence gone out of his way to come to Elysion to ask about Miranda Lewis?

“Bring me her profile!”

The Executive Director was even more baffled, but he responded quickly, “Sure, I’ll get it right away.”

After saying that, he gave a meaningful glance to the Head of the Publicity Department.

The Head of Publicity Department, sensing the urgency, hurriedly left.

He continued to stay beside Baron Lawrence and asked, “President Lawrence, would you like something to drink? Coffee, or tea? I’ll have someone prepare it.”

“Honey water.”

“Honey… water?” The Executive Director was startled once again but quickly said, “Alright, I’ll have someone prepare it immediately. Please wait a moment, President Lawrence.”

Before instructing someone to prepare the drink, he didn’t forget to attend to Enna Clark as well, “Oh and Secretary Clark, what about you? What would you like to drink? I’ll have them bring it over together.”

Enna Clark, also taken aback by Baron Lawrence’s whimsical request for honey water, politely smiled and said, “Don’t trouble yourself; just a glass of plain water will be fine for me.”

“Plain water, got it.”

The Executive Director made sure to have the water prepared.

The President’s office was in chaos.

Soon, both the water and the materials were delivered together.

The Head of the Publicity Department cautiously handed over the clearly just-printed documents, “President Lawrence, here is the information you requested.”

Baron Lawrence took the document handed over to him, his hawk-like eyes betraying no emotion as he quickly scanned through it.

One has to admit that the efficiency of the Lawrence Family subsidiary companies was commendable; although the materials were hastily put together, they listed nearly everything that should be there.

On top of Miranda Lewis’s photos, there was her entry into the business, the TV series she had shot, her achievements, and it even included products she had endorsed and magazines she had shot for.

Miranda Lewis hadn’t been in the industry for long, but the work resources she had received were top-notch among the newcomers who debuted at the same time. Not only had she filmed several movies, but she also had roles in a few popular TV series. She had appeared on magazines and taken on endorsement deals as well, clearly developing in various aspects.

Baron Lawrence casually glanced over, quickly finishing the contents of the profile, then suddenly lifted his head, tossed the documents on the coffee table, and said to the few men holding their breaths awaiting his words, “What work does she have on her hands right now?”

The Executive Director quickly stole a glance at Enna Clark and hesitated, “Lillian is currently shooting an advertisement; it’s for the new season of endorsements she previously accepted. She has no other work at the moment. The company wants her to take a break.”

Mainly because Director Liu had said that Secretary Clark wanted the company to put Lillian on ice.

So he had the Artist Management Department suspend Lillian’s other works.

Why was President Lawrence suddenly asking about this?

Could it be that Secretary Clark hadn’t mentioned this to President Lawrence, or did the two not agree on this matter?

Secretary Clark wants to put Lillian on ice, but President Lawrence doesn’t want to?

The Executive Director was internally speculating wildly.

Then he heard the man’s cold voice, “Find someone to talk with the other company, tell them to choose a different spokesperson. Tell them they can pick any artist under Elysion. If they are unwilling to switch, we’ll pay them the liquidated damages–Lillian doesn’t need to shoot the advertisement.”