Female Novel
Chapter 633
Chapter 633
Although there was no evidence, Trevor still felt that what happened was not an accident. Yvette had said that the probability ofthe hospital mixing samples up was extremely low, and Trevor's failure to find the actual reason only showed that they were goodat covering it up.
Trevor was able to contact the nurses and doctors who were in charge of delivering the babies at the hospital, but because theincident happened a long time ago, they did not quite remember what had happened. So, all he could do was wait and see ifthere would be a follow-up.
Trevor looked down at the photo on Stella's profile and sighed. Thanks to Stella's resemblance to their mother, he found out thathe had a sister.
Suddenly, just as he was thinking about this, the door was pushed open. Trevor paused. When he saw that it was Jaylene, hesaid in frustration." Jaylene, where are your manners? You don't even knock on the door now when you enter my office." "Thedoor was open," Jaylene said with a smile as she walked over." Besides, you're not with your girlfriend, so it's not like I'mbothering you." "Even so, there's still a need to be polite." "Alright. I'll knock next time." As Jaylene spoke, she glanced at thedocuments on the table and paused. "Trevor, you seem to admire Ms. Jewell very much. | even heard that you asked Kaiden tobe her agent."
Trevor spent a lot of money and resources to recruit Kaiden. Initially, he planned to let him lead the company's A-list artists, buthe unexpectedly asked him to manage Stella and her alone.
Jaylene had never seen Trevor give this kind of special treatment to anyone before, iTrevor bit the edge of his lower lip and said, "! think Ms. Jewell is very talented, and she may become the face of Elegant Media.”He may be biased because Stella was his younger sister, but her professional skills were undeniable.
She broke into the hotel back then to audition, and she handled the lines so well in a few minutes that even an actor who hadbeen filming for many years may not be able to do it.novelbin
Moreover, Kaiden would not have agreed if Stella was not a good actress, despite Trevor hiring him. A top-tier manager wouldnot have taken a rookie actor to damage his own name.
Trevor had shown Kaiden all of Stella's video materials, and Kaiden was swayed only after watching a long shot of her in themaster tape of The Palace. When he saw Stella's grades in college and her scores for culture class in the college entranceexamination, he decided to take Stella under his wing.
In Kaiden's words, the industry's standards were hitting a new low.
Influencers and celebrities that have little to no popularity all want to try out acting, which made people feel that the threshold forbeing an actor was very low.
Movie producers hired actors as long as they are good-looking, and they hired doubles for those who did not have any actingskills. They even hired voice actors forthose who were not good at giving lines. All the actors had to do was show their faces onscreen. Even so, they still managed to mess things up with their frozen expressions and nervous twitches. Once the dubbingwas removed, the actors’ original voices could sound worse than kindergarten children reciting nursery rhymes. Some of themcould not even speak their own language well.
Kaiden would not take in this kind of artist. The reason for his success in managing A-list actors was his principle that an actorneeded a cultural foundation. He believed that one could not interpret a role if one lacked education and could not understandthe script. After watching Stella on screen and knowing her education and grades, Kaiden was relieved. He did his best tomanage Stella, and she did her best in acting.
"You sure are confident in Ms. Jewell, Trevor." Jaylene smiled. "But | think an actor's background and qualifications are alsorather important,” she said, waving the document in her hand. "I've brought you a mainstay at a low price."
Trevor laughed. "Who's your little mainstay?"
Jaylene put the documents in front of Trevor and said, "The popular influencer, Bella Young.” 1