Zenith Group was one of the show's investors, so of course, the production team couldn't afford to be disrespectful.
Austin Thorne nodded. "I'll leave Raina Lynn in your care, then."
"Yes, of course, Mr. Thorne. You can rest assured."
Austin Thorne's gaze fell on Laura Lowell, who was standing not far away. She was wearing a pair of black, ankle-length jeans that revealed a sliver of her fair ankles, topped with a loose, haze-blue sweater. Her long hair was casually pulled up into a high ponytail.
A few wispy bangs brushed against her forehead, faintly obscuring the ends of her eyebrows. Her face, with just a touch of makeup, looked clean and untouched by the world's dust.
Laura Lowell saw Austin Thorne arrive, of course, but felt there was no need to greet him, so she kept chatting with Vivian Yardley.
