Upon arriving at the Moreno family’s vi, Rosalynn exited the car and remarked, “Carry on with your
work.”
He had spent the entire morning in herpany, and his phone had been ringing incessantly.
“Yes, take a rest at home, and don’t go anywhere,” Brian instructed.
“Understood.”
Rosalynn smiled as she watched the car drive away.
Once inside the vi, she sent a message to the group chat, informing them of her agreement with Zoe
to have her continue ying the role.
The assistant director responded promptly.
“Is she willing to return to her previous supporting role? It’s quite audacious for a neer to act this
way.”
“Yes, she’s indeed a neer, and she should appreciate the opportunity she’s been given,” another
responded.
“Miss Fuller, you needn’t lower yourself to persuade her to return, as it might inte her ego.”
The sentiment was unanimous among all the producers and members of the group, echoing the
assistant director’s perspective.
Rosalynn rified, “Zoe isn’t someone who acts arrogantly. She wanted to quit due to threats.”
When Rosalynn’s message reached the group, everyone fell quiet.
After a moment, Karina asked the question on everyone’s minds. “Who pressured her?”
Rosalynn didn’t specify directly, saying, “She’s sponsored by the Larson Group.”
It was obvious that the ones who pressured Zoe into leaving the team were from the Larson family.
It was at this moment that the director addressed the group.
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“I’ve just had a call. Ivy has injured her leg and needs two to three months of rest, so she’s stepping
down from the crew. Therefore, Zoe will keep her role as the third female lead, and I’ll find someone
else for the fourth.”
Everyone, except the assistant director, seemed in agreement with the decision.
Although the assistant director was displeased, he realized he couldn’t further help Ivy.
The casting dilemma was finally resolved.
Shortly after, Rosalynn received a call from Karina.
“You really can sort out anything, can’t you?”