Chapter: 21 .o. Tomorrow, she would go to the hospital first. After that, she needed to finalize the music show arrangements. Morning came faster than expected. Millie drove to the hospital for her appointment. She had already booked everything in advance..vl.mBut just before she pulled into the parking lot, her phone buzzed. It was a Call from Charles Evans. He was the CEO of Evans Entertainment, the biggest name in Crobert's music industry and a core part of the Evans empire, which stood on equal ground with the Watson Group. As the third son of the Evans family, Charles was in charge of the entertainment division. Millie's songs were released by his company. After she married Brandon, he had asked her to look after his grandfather, Derek, whose health was beginning to fail. So she immediately stepped out of the spotlight. Charles, who respected her talent, quietly encouraged her to keep writing songs and releasing them anonymously or under an alias. That way, she could stay connected to the industry without being seen and return whenever she was ready. Millie had agreed to the arrangement and signed a confidentiality agreement with Evans Entertainment. They came up with an alias for herEva, and Charles had taken care of everything else himself. Only he knew that Eva was Millie. At the time, Millie had been too caught up in the joy of being Brandon's wife to think much of it. Now, she was thankful that Charles had left the door open for her. She pulled her car to the side of the road and picked up his call. "Mr. Evans?" she said, surprised. Their meeting wasn't until later in the afternoon. "Eva, can you come to the office now?" Charles asked gingerly. Millie blinked, sensing something was amiss. Charles rarely called her by that name in private conversations."Is everything fine?" she asked, hesitant to rearrange her schedule. The doctor's appointment was important."There's been an offer on your new song," Charles said, pausing for a second. "I'd like to discuss it with you in person."Millie scowled, puzzled. "You usually handle that. Can't you decide?"It wasn't like him to bother her with these things. As CEO, he had bigger concerns, and she had always trusted his judgment on routine matters."This one's a little... different," Charles said. Then, after a pause, he added, "Vivian Simpson wants to buy it."Vivian? Millie froze. That didn't make sense. Vivian was a floral designer. What did she need a song for?..mBefore she could ask, Charles continued, "It's quite complicated. said no at first, but she showed up at the office. She wasn't alone. Brandon came with her. And they both insisted on buying the rights."Brandon had gotten involved too. "Do they know it's me?" Millie asked, her voice calm but probing...