Chapter 434

"Okay, let's switch gears," Debra said, pulling out her phone.

She flashed Oscar a screen displaying his electronic signature alongside Potter Entertainment's stamp. "Is this your contract?"

Oscar squinted at the screen, recognizing his own signature. "Yeah, that's it."

His mother had pushed him into this industry, and he'd signed the contract with Potter Entertainment without understanding the complexities of the business.

He handed the phone back and asked, "Where did you get this?"

"Do you want out?"

"Out? Where?"

"Edgar has invested in this program, and your chance of debuting is sealed."

Debra laid out the worst-case scenario. "If you stay, you're looking at endless obscurity, debt, and penalties your family can't afford. Another agency might pick you up, but success? That's a gamble."

"What are you suggesting?"

"I bet Edgar's investment tanks within three months."

"What?"

Oscar was surprised and skeptical.

After all, entertainment companies, especially giants like th