Heartstrings On Fire

Chapter 74

Ivan pondered for a moment, then tucked the contract away. I’m cool with this, but I won’t be able to assign you a dedicated agent. I’ll fill in for now, handling your shoot for the next three months. During this time, I’ll be arranging your gigs and if you run into any hitches, you gotta let me know ASAP

Agnes responded, “Deal”

After signing the contract again, Ivan said, “Tonight we’re have a meal with the director and the scriptwriter. We need to get to know each other a bit before we start work in three days.*

Agnes nodded, “But can you help me find a place to stay. I’m homeless right now”

Ivan replied, “According to our deal with Lakeside College, it’s not time to sort your dorm yet. I’ll find you a temporary spot, you can crash there for a bit.”

Agnes agreed. She didn’t have spare money for living expenses and had to rely on others. She figured she’d pay him back for the accommodation once she started making some money from acting.

Agnes spent the entire day reading the script in Ivan’s office

the afternoon, Jared rang her up, but Agnes didn’t pick up. In the evening, Agnes rode with Ivan to The Simon’s. The room was spacious and

scriptwriter, producer, and other key members started showing up. When director Zoe saw Agnes, it was as if he’d found a rare

dinner, Agnes curiously asked Zoe, “Out of all the girls in

tipsy Zoe laughed and replied, “Because the character Sylvia in the script is a bit of an airhead. The moment you barged

speechless. She got the part because she seemed a bit clueless, which was far from what she’d

while. When Agnes read the script in the afternoon, the plot totally captivated

of a girl named Sylvia who, after a near–death experience, gained the ability to time travel. She unexpectedly gets tangled up with a nobleman named Samie. The plot was unique and fascinating

one go

supporting actress in the play, the rich miss Angelina, was played by the rising star Ava, who was

at Lakeside College’s performing arts department. She had been scouted in her freshman year and had already appeared in several TV dramas. While she wasn’t a superstar yet, she’d already gathered a considerable fan base and was known as the “Queen of the Performing Arts

felt an immediate sense of camaraderie, probably because they went to the same school.

started discussing work matters, and