After Wes left the E.A. office building, his agent, Gavin Conti, was already waiting by the curb, his phone pressed to his ear and a coffee in the other hand. The moment he spotted Wes, he ended the call and walked over briskly.“Wes, the next shoot’s in half an hour,” Gavin said, his tone carrying that blend of irritation and urgency only long-time agents could master. “If we don’t leave now, the editor’s going to chew me out again.”Wes exhaled slowly, his gaze drifting back toward the glass doors of the building. He had slipped away from the set earlier, knowing Serena would be there for a board meeting. He hadn’t even talked to her—just wanted to see her walk by.“Yeah… okay,” he muttered.They got into the car. The city’s early afternoon hum surrounded them—the steady rhythm of traffic, distant honking, and the faint shimmer of sunlight filtering through the tinted windows.Gavin had been his agent for years, long before the E.A. merger. When the company started recruiting top-ti
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