Female Novel
Chatper 1769
Brian grinned and effortlessly lifted her into his arms “Teddy may be dirty, but even if you were, my dear, you’d smell heavenly.”Rosalynn hooked her arm around his neck, immune to his praise.
She knew very well that his flattering words were merely a ploy to secure more benefits for himself!
Two months later, Brewster’s highly anticipated TV drama hit the screens.
The adapted novel, originally titled “Sunshine”, went through a transformation and was ultimately renamed as “DazzlingTogether” for the TV drama.
Rosalynn and Tilda seamlessly joined the creative team as scriptwriters.
Jack Ruiz, a rising star promoted by Karina, played the male lead in this TV drama.
Thanks to Karina’s bespoke guidance, Jack had garnered significant acclaim in the entertainment industry.The female lead was lliana, a celebrated actress hailing from Karina’s management agency.
The remaining ensemble cast comprised a selection of young and captivating actors and actresses.
The team, being relatively youthful, presented a picturesque sight when standing together- a blend of youth and beauty thatradiated joy.
However...“Apologies for the delay. I've kept you waiting.”Dressed in a striking red dress and elevated by high heels, she arrived in a lavish private car.
An assistant trailed behind her, carrying a sizable suitcase. Her crimson lips and flamboyant demeanor created an impression ofopulence, and to those unaware, it seemed as though a notable personality had arrived.
“Wow, this person is really putting on a show, as if she’s worried people won't recognize she secured the role through wealth andconnections,” Karina commented with a derisive tone, observing lvy’s interactions with the assistant director.
Rosalynn shared a smile in agreement.novelbin
Despite the generally positive atmosphere cultivated by the youthful team, Ivy’s presence remained a disruptive element.
“Tilda, is there something on your mind?”Karina inquired, noticing Tilda engrossed in constant writing and drawing on the script.“| want to reconsider some plots,”
Tilda responded, pushing up her glasses without looking up, immersed in her creative process. She continued to annotate andsketch on the script, focusing particularly on the appearance of the fourth female lead.
Rosalynn approached as well, observing Tilda’s work.
“Tilda, is there anything wrong with the plot here?” she asked curiously.