A Film Queen

Chapter 140 Who Did It?

Jonathan lay in a state of semi–consciousness, grappling with the reverberations of the impact and the resulting discomfort.

With haste. Milly inspected his legs, fearing the direst outcome.

Her anxiety dissolved as she discerned no signs of fractures, releasing a weighty exhale.

Despite the mishap, the culmination proved unexpectedly favourable.

At last able to ease her tension, Milly experienced a sensation akin to her bones disintegrating, her form quivering uncontrollably from the ache.

The emergency services promptly arrived, swiftly conveying Jonathan to the nearest medical facility.

Milly’s relief was palpable as she exhaled deeply.

Jonathan, engulfed in a daze, was lifted onto a stretcher, struggling to maintain coherence amidst the acute

agony.

Amidst the commotion, he caught a glimpse of a graceful silhouette amidst the crowd’s periphery, a pang of melancholy washing over him.

Even amidst the bustle and the physical distance, he discerned the anxiety etched in her gaze.

Attempting to articulate, a lump formed in his throat, rendering him speechless.

As consciousness dwindled, the figure gradually faded into the distance…

Though she had a starring role in Silent Sea, Milly didn’t have a lot of scenes. Most of them were just the male lead’s flashbacks. Her scenes were done in one take, and they were seamless.

wrap–up, She could go

makeup, she lamented, “Time sure goes by when you have fun. I thought it’d be longer,

with a towel. Smiling, she said, “I didn’t peg you for a workaholic. You can

to see you.”

you sign with an agency, he’s going to reshuffle

would happen sooner or later, so she didn’t

her in because he didn’t have time to

it was time, he would get a better

Who

handle.

have no plans to sign with any agencies just yet. You’re still my assistant. I can still hire you even if

like I’m going to do

her first movie, she still had school to attend. Agencies weren’t on her list until

by a lot of rules. Even if she didn’t

benefits for signing up with an agency. For example, gigs would be easier to get. The artiste would have

list until she was going to throw herself into the

sniffled. Knowing her place, she said, “Forget it. I’m not even at pro. I don’t want to

assistant, not a manager.” Milly chuckled. “You won’t

Mr. Burnett’s decision. But I heard rumours. He’s going to set up an entertainment division in the company that will only have you as their exclusive

that?” Milly exclaimed, her disbelief

Creating a whole department just for me? That’s

numerous departments requiring substantial

she was confident in her future of snagging the best actress

for this entertainment department. Isn’t that just speeding up the

concern. Puzzled, she asked, “Milly, why aren’t you

should be good news. Her

complications were overwhelming, and the drawbacks seemed to overshadow the benefits. How could