My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 297 Carries phone buzzed, shattering the lull in the conversation.

A glance revealed a message from the script company: Are you available at the moment? The sender was typically no-nonsense, so this formality felt oddly out of place.

Carrie figured they were probably scrambling for the script, so she typed back quickly, Its a holiday, and Im back in my hometown.

Ill send the script as soon as I return.

It wont throw off SOTS schedule.

There are issues on our end.

Put the rest of the script on hold for now.

What kind of issues? Carrie asked, confident that as long as the instructions were clear, her scripts would hit the mark without fail.

The vagueness of the response made her suspect something more troubling might be brewing behind the scenes.

This time, the reply took an agonizingly long moment to arrive: We havent finalized things with the client yet.

Well let you know when theres an update.

Carrie frowned, taken aback.

Everything had been smooth sailing until the final stretch, and now the waters were choppy.

It seemed the promise of easy money was as fleeting as a rainbow after a storm.

dwell on it, Camille slapped

fun? Youre sucking all the joy out of the room! Alright, alright, Ill

unhappy about

they wont ask

filming, Ive got a

clasped her hands

a

a dime after the divorce? Shes breaking her back with filming and still has to take side gigs to keep the lights on? Albin,

sit upright, his

food, Albin said hastily, shoveling more onto Camilles plate

pushed the plate away, her face scrunched with

I supposed to eat with a mountain of food in front of me? She

Where am I wrong? Hes been running around with Sandra, which, if you

already generous enough not to

quiet because shes being gracious, but youre just

just pulled out a cigarette,

divorce, and I never agreed to it when she brought it

withheld anything from

her own money, she has to deal

to make choices

cold, calculated tone, Carrie

less like a husband and more like a detached executive dissecting a business dealhis words carried logic, stripped of

had been drained

replied with practiced calm,

James is right.