In a Love Nest with the Aloof CEO

Chapter 596 Needs Change

“What kind of trashy movie are you filming? The director is unknown, and the movie had barely gotten any investments. Why did you pick a script like this? Aren’t you afraid that your market value will drop?”

Tobias rarely showed concern toward Skylar’s work. He only casually flipped through the script as it was laying on the desk in the study room.

However, Skylar was very serious about her work. She had marked some lines and made some notes in red, including the emotions she needed to portray, as well as the unique characteristics of the role she was playing.

But Skylar’s handwriting was a huge contrast to her pretty face. Her handwriting was all over the place and barely legible. It was hardly better than an elementary school student’s handwriting.

After hearing Tobias’ disdainful comment, Skylar threw the script into the drawer and replied, “It was the company who accepted this job for me. Because of a crop-up, I missed the auditions for Pretty Detective. As such, this is the only option I have left for movies that will be screened during the festive period. The cast is not that bad. There’s a cameo appearance which should help with increasing the box office revenue for the film.”

most popular comedy actor in the industry. Naturally, he was the focus of the promotional efforts for

the movie was screened as Ruben’s cameo in the movie was merely having

the movie especially for him would definitely

wouldn’t even be easy for your movie to break

make her feel better

assistant. What’s going on with Kate? Doesn’t she filter the scripts for you?” Tobias asked as he took out a cigarette. Not wanting Skylar to inhale second-hand smoke, he only lit the cigarette after opening the

answer Tobias. She couldn’t possibly say that Kate was busy dating,

harm for me

that Skylar did not have the best of luck. Even

smooth neck and rosy lips. In a hoarse voice, he said, “I’ll move in with you in the next few days since I’m worried to leave you here alone. After all, that’s what you’ve