Chapter 2The Superstar's Unread Message

Finn Sterling was number one in everything. He dominated the trending topics, had zero scandals, and was the golden boy for every major brand.

But he was an anomaly in the entertainment industry—focused solely on acting, never doing commercials. So when he suddenly agreed to collaborate with our company, it sent shockwaves through the industry.

Countless massive corporations were lined up ahead of us, but he chose us.

My boss was so excited he called emergency meetings all night. Somehow, the task of picking him up from the airport fell on me.

The boss patted my shoulder earnestly. "Sarah, you have to take good care of Finn. Whatever he says, goes. Make him feel the warmth of home while he works with us."

I thumped my chest and promised, "Don't worry, boss. I'll do my best."

I said it with confidence, but inside, I was freaking out.

In my memory, we weren't close in high school. We barely interacted. But I was terrified of him because he looked scary as hell.

Finn didn't talk much. He always slouched in the back row, chin resting on his hand, dark eyes, high nose bridge, looking at people with indifference. That was high school Finn.