Flora’s Guide to a Second Chance at Love and Life

Chapter 166

The comments below the post were equally captivating

One user wrote: I can’t even begin to imagine the happiness of the wealthy…

Another chimed in: Folks, have you seen the third photo? That woman looks so familiar, like the pure–hearted sweetheart, Tinal]

A third remarked. The ninth photo looks familiar too, Isn’t that the winner of the Best Supporting Actress at the Golden Eagle Festival, Roxie?

Showbiz is indeed chaotic) commented another.

[Seconded, someone added.

[And I third it.]

What I’m most curious about, though, isn’t these celebrities but the identity of the Florik Entertainment CEO. To have so many big names come forward for him, who exactly is this mystery person?

Inside the Flonk Entertainment building. Henrik was on the phone until his hand went numb.

“Mr. Leo, you’re too kind, I really didn’t take the previous matter to heart, and there’s no need for apologies… Oh, you say both the lead and the supporting actresses will be from Florik Entertainment? Sum, il send the right people for the audition.”

“Nikolai, hadn’t you already chosen someone else for the role? Still decided on an artist from Florik Entertainment, huh? It’s just… the previous artist already left. Why not consider someone else?”

months‘ delay in starting the shoot is fine, but you specifically want

another call came in. He was too exhausted to take it, so he let his assistant answer

was.

so arrogant, were now humbling themselves to the point of

knew they were spooked

know

artists have contacted me, asking if we are still signing people.

“Who are they?”

of artists, and

“Gray, Drew, Liana…”

Rafael casually list the names, Henrik’s hand trembled as he

were all top–tier

[Flora, you know William?).

browsing the collection of criticisms against Brimer Production when a message

in and replied:

is he

spoke up for Henrik

through it carefully, and confirmed she truly

(I really

your brother knows him? Can you ask on my

was in awe of William’s words. She had

was

I’ve got to go,