Defying Fate: The Unstoppable Eileen by Lopez family's

Chapter 116

Finally, Egbert managed to herd Eileen off to bed.

The next day.

Eileen arrived on set to find that a new scriptwriter had joined the crew.

Before starting work. Galen suggested a casual gathering to introduce the new scriptwriter to everyone.

As Eileen approached, she heard a clear and efficient female voice from the slightly ajar rest room door. “Hertha’s screen time needs to be halved, and Joyce’s screen time needs to be increased by two-thirds. The way the plot is handled also needs to change; ‘Eyes on the Rendezvous’ has too much of a ‘Vanishing Riddle’ vibe.”

Vanishing Riddle’ was a famous mystery drama. Eileen knew that after ‘Eyes on the Rendezvous’ aired, some media commentary channels would probably say that the plot was very similar to ‘Vanishing Riddle.

But why reduce Hertha’s screen time and increase Joyce’s?

Eileen knocked on the door.

The voices inside paused, and then Galen’s voice came out. “Come in.”

Eileen pushed the door open and walked in.

Upon entering, she saw Galen, the scriptwriter, and a strikingly beautiful woman in conversation.

This woman was seemingly in her thirties; she had long hair draped over her shoulders and a standout aura. The voice just now must have been hers.

Galen asked, “Where’s Egbert?”

Eileen, clutching her script, sat down on a folding chair and replied. “He’s in the restroom. He’ll be here in a bit.”

Galen didn’t say anything else. He turned to the unfamiliar woman and introduced her. “This is Eileen, the actress playing Joyce.”

Then he said to Eileen, “This is Fred, the new co-scriptwriter and art director.”

Vanishing Riddle? Fred

didn’t show it and politely nodded to the woman. “Hello.”

put down her script, suddenly stood up, smiled at Eileen, and extended her

she didn’t expect this big shot writer to be

to pull her hand back, she found

was a bit

saw

her hand back again and

expect the actress Galen found to be so fitting for the role. Ms. Lopez. Your aura is

immediately burst into laughter. “She’s like Joyce? Where? Honestly, I was fooled by her.

She pouted

great. When I was reading the script

a bit surprised; he did not expect Flossie to argue with him over

arrived, and

up

said, “If we do that, the

this, Eileen looked

the single sofa and spoke in a somewhat assertive tone. “Then change it. The final effect is what matters in a movie. As long as the effect is good, do we need to worry about less important

really out of this world,”

expect a director

Flossie, making a movie is different from

the room immediately

looked at

and shook his head at her,

the original scriptwriter stepped in to mediate. “Actually, we can try to make some changes.”

to look at him.

oppose. Actually, Ms. Flossie came to me last night. We talked a lot about the script.

was densely covered

understand, the scriptwriter