I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

Chapter 150 Conflict Erupts

Anthony looked at Abigail as if seeing her for the first time.

After a moment, he chuckled. “You really are the woman who challenged Mr. Graham on the show.

Come, let’s talk in my place.”

Anthony had a separate room, which was relatively secure.

Once inside, Abigail’s gaze remained calm. “I’ve got something in my hand that’s enough to make Laura leave this production. I was originally struggling with how to do it, but bringing Luke in gave

me a direction.”

She finished speaking and took out her phone, thereafter playing a recorded file.

As Anthony listened to the recording, he saw Laura complaining sharply about the costumes and makeup. His expression darkened.

In a historical drama, costumes and makeup had to be meticulously designed based on existing

historical records and murals. Laura’s dissatisfaction with them indicated a dissatisfaction with the

core message of the show.

If an actor couldn’t fully immerse themselves in the turmoil of that time and only cared about how

they looked in the show, it also meant they couldn’t do justice to the role given by the director.

“If we let her go and lose her company’s investment, we’ll need someone to cover it,” Anthony said with a serious expression.

Abigail looked at him and smiled. “I consulted with you because I’m hoping you could help a bit.”

exasperated

you? You’ve included me in

I wouldn’t have thought of how to release this recording,” Abigail

this confidential. How do you plan to proceed?” Anthony asked

Laura will surely clash with him.

attitude as her trademarks.”

your performance,”

six million in investment

high quality and good reviews, but they struggled with viewership. Thankfully, they didn’t operate at a loss, but

Abigail watched the actors

male character, a real historical figure whose

actor playing this

had a slightly feminine

physique and an

a laid-back actor. However, Abigail did a

out a few emotional nuances that

could spot whether an actor was

Luke shook his head as soon as

was fictional but still crucial. Therefore, the

to

with Laura’s inability to keep up with the others, but since

investment, he couldn’t be too

furrowing with annoyance. “Have

history?”

clearly, doesn’t it? I’ve got all my lines memorized,” Laura replied, suppressing her

in Luke’s eyes. Where on earth did they find this professor? Even

appearance is repulsive.

and reading lines, especially in a historical piece like this. You should delve into that era of endless warfare and immerse yourself in the

point. “Who’s directing this play, anyway? Actors should just stick to the script. Who says we have to study history? Do you think actors