Phoenix Rising: From Heartache to Heroism

Chapter 325 Auditions

So Violeta persuaded Kaylee to choose this film.

Whether she could land the lead role was uncertain, but even if she just got any role with lines, it would be great!

The question was whether Kaylee would listen to her advice.

Kaylee thought about it and agreed that Violeta's point made sense.

"You're right. I'll give it some serious thought."

"Hey, Violeta, are you going on Saturday?"

Violeta casually replied, "I'm not going. The Quiet Ode is about to start its promotion, and I'll be signing a contract over the weekend."

Kaylee's eyes lit up. "Whoa! Are you signing with a company?"

"Yeah, that's right."

Actually, after finishing 'The Quiet Ode', Violeta had already been approached by several agencies interested in signing her.

But she turned them all down.

None of them were to her liking.

What's more absurd was one of the agencies, Radiant Star, was the same one that signed Hattie.

Violeta would be crazy to sign with the same agency as her.

Plus, after all her time in the industry, Violeta knew exactly where these companies had their flaws. Capital had no conscience.

A good agency could really boost your future.

interested in the

had even considered starting her own agency,

might help her avoid some issues, it

Being your own boss was cool, but it could waste a lot of energy. Violeta was just starting out, so it was smarter to let

company are you

"Apex Entertainment."

Kaylee thought for a moment, and then searched on her phone

Apex Entertainment was indeed

Weekleys had a good relationship with the Whites, so Violeta

The weekend quickly arrived.

a new batch of stylish tables and chairs, but the

had to go to the café early

on the second floor suddenly

a spare coat at the café, so Violeta

two are

gets back, please let her know I took her coat." Meanwhile, all

went, taking

and auditioning for

role in The Lies in Winter, not the

she was a good fit for

turned out, Violeta was

way fewer people signing up for the The Lies in

the auditorium, the casting director was sitting in the seats, and

up, handing over their

round only required you to look somewhat like the character. As long as you didn't look too out of place, you'd accepted, because

next to her and then at the line

competition was fierce, and the difference was

young man's voice from the front. It turned out that someone who was in line ahead of her had moved over