How the Ice King Became my Doting Billionaire Husband

In the end, it was down to Morwenna and the child star.

With a haughty tone, the child star declared, "I'll go first."

She figured once the celebrated actor Matthew saw her act, there'd be no point in watching anyone else.

Morwenna wasn't fussed about the order; she hardly knew the first thing about acting and had been engrossed in watching Matthew's performances anyway.

The girl stepped up, her cheeks flushed as she greeted Matthew and chose a scene where the lead couple is deeply in love.

Matthew, for his part, paid a bit more attention this time, sensing that the girl in front of him had some acting chops.

But even with just that slight increase in focus, his intense gaze and deep emotion seemed to throw the girl off her game. She struggled to maintain eye contact with Matthew.

Despite knowing her lines well and delivering a complete performance, it just didn't look right. It gave off the vibe that while the male lead was passionately devoted, the female lead looked as shifty as a thief caught in the act.

After her scene, the girl shot Morwenna a fierce glare and hissed, "Think you're something special, do you? Let's see how you embarrass yourself trying to match up with Matthew."

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for a moment where the leading couple, torn between their love and their duty to their country, are about to head to the front lines, one

relying heavily on body language and emotional expression through the eyes to

could see. He was prepared to help carry her through the scene if need be. As the

guide Morwenna into the mood of the scene but noticed, to his surprise, she was

be

was a silent testament to the looming farewell, possibly their last meeting, with the specter of death awaiting them at the end of

was Morwenna's harmonious performance. Her silent steps grew heavier with unspoken words and reluctance, her gaze

props, their portrayal vividly painted the anguish

in that moment, she embodied the spirit of Melvin, a selfless and just man willing to sacrifice everything for others and his ideals, embodying the nation's struggle. Her steps

a radiant smile, Morwenna said,

with a pledge-like firmness, responded,