Phoenix Rising: From Heartache to Heroism

Chapter 369 Wendy Stokes

"I don't have it, Ms. White."

The fans' faces showed their disappointment.

Right when Violeta was contemplating whether to use lip gloss, a somewhat plump hand extended from behind, offering a white fountain pen. "Here, take this."

Violeta turned to see it was her major fan, The Violet Land.

After taking the pen and signing her name, the other fans started handing her various items to autograph. Once Violeta finished, she spotted the chubby guy and walked over to return the pen. "Thanks! May I know your name?"

"Armand Shephard."

The chubby guy was wearing a pale yellow hoodie.

Though he was a big fan, he was pretty shy. Unlike the others who would rush over to block Violeta, he always just watched quietly and left without a word.

Violeta said, "I'll remember that. Head back early and get some rest. Thanks for sticking around with me."

Armand felt thrilled talking to Violeta.

Once she was out of sight, he grabbed his high-end camera and left too, excitedly editing pictures to upload on Facebook when he got to his hotel.

He planned to go to bed early to catch his morning flight to Glorialand and wait at the airport.

thought of it made him giggle with

pre-dawn flight to Glorialand to make the most

getting on the plane, Violeta responded to Danielle's message on

perfect director for the shoot. If she agrees, I'll introduce

Danielle replied, 'Sounds good.'

has ended, and she's ready

joined a film crew, and her fans

tired of those typical youthful idol

looking to

mainstream local directors aren't interested in working with her, so she's turned

on the rising international Artean director,

moved to Poresaint when she was six and went back to Glorialand at eighteen to attend college While in university, she won

film

she directed.

comeback last year with a unique project, earning the Golden Horizon Award

Being of Chesian-Glorian heritage

faced "racial prejudice"

she resolved to elevate Artean

her

against racial

is what attracts

workplace. I need to land a part in this film to make a breakthrough." "Lydia, we've been reaching out to her for ages, and Wendy's studio still hasn't responded. Isn't it a bit discouraging?" her assistant said. Lydia smirked, "It's expected they wouldn't answer. Do you have any idea how many junk emails the studio's public