Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children

Chapter 1072 Everett opened his eyes and met Ninian’s eyes. 

Ninian could see a hint of frustration and boredom in his gaze. 

‘He looks bored. 

She was a little stunned. 

‘I didn’t expect to see such emotion in him after getting the chance to see him again. 

‘But why would he be bored?’ 

“Get ready. We’re starting soon.” 

Everyone on the set started moving at a faster pace once the director spoke. Everett got up, and Ninian did not have the energy to ponder on her emotion. She headed directly to the shooting area. 

This drama was about the struggle between nations and beliefs. Ninian played Elliot White and Everett played Abelardo Fitzgerald. 

wore a school uniform. Every little gesture she showed represented a graceful schoolgirl. Sunlight shone through the branches, casting silhouettes on

gaze was determined, and her tone was gentle and resolute. “If the government indulges in riches and languishes in lavish lifestyles, the people suffer outside. The whole government is full of corruption. It can’t protect the country or the people. The government is about

pupil. His gaze was as deep

going to forge a new path? How and what capital do you have to make

how society is now? There are separatists, plutocrats, state-owned businesses, and four powerful families who control

and only have a mere lofty ambition. You’ll be easily crushed just by the command of someone powerful. Do you think you can truly forge a new path that can

imposing, his gaze and the words he said

set felt overwhelmed by it and held their

‘Can this delicate, beautiful girl play along with Everett’s acting?’ In the camera, Everett stared at Ninian, and she did not try to avoid his

in the drama. She was practically Elliot White, the woman who would

Abelardo Fitzgerald, her classmate and crush. Her gaze remained gentle

I’m also highly enthusiastic and patriotic. I believe thousands of scholars, including you, are

Paine once said youth is the seed time of good habits, as well in nations as in individuals. As James Wilson said, revolution is not a principle of discord, rancor, or war. It is a principle of melioration,

one person or a group of people, but

down-to-earth, yet she was able to render everyone on the set speechless,