Phoenix Rising: From Heartache to Heroism

Chapter 434 Lydia's Scandal

In truth, Zelena wasn't passionate about acting.

She simply enjoyed the fame and the admiration that came with being a celebrity, much like how she used to admire Violeta in her past life.

Because of that, Zelena was committed to improving her acting skills and even took private lessons from the Film Academy.

Hattie, on the other hand, had a slight edge over Zelena. With an actress mother, she had some natural talent in her genes. Privately, Hattie often mocked Zelena for lacking in talent.

The director often had to spend extra time teaching her, which made some wonder if Zelena was the one acting or if it was the director.

However, Hattie wasn't much better. Despite her talent, she didn't put in the effort required.

As time went on, her natural talent began to wane. Even if she had opportunities, she didn't make the most of them.

...

On the weekend, Violeta had dinner with Kaylee.

Kaylee was probably Violeta's only real friend. After Violeta's debut, she struggled to form deep connections in the industry, feeling that something was always lacking.

They enjoyed a meal of foreign cuisine, took a photo together, and posted it on Facebook.

it didn't generate much excitement since the director

saw Violeta's promotion and was thankful. He sent her a private message, but she didn't see it. Meanwhile, 'The Nirvana and Rebirth' had

revenge and emerging unscathed, which left the audience feeling

shows, 'The Quiet Ode' with a 9.3 rating, and 'Nirvana and Rebirth' with a 9.5 rating, were undoubtedly top-notch

successes, she once again made

had a brief spike in popularity when

a mediocre rating of 8.4, only above

confrontation with Violeta

end of

Lydia was

date

caught by paparazzi, who leaked a teaser about their

though vague, suggested a romantic scandal and nearly revealed her

team quickly settled the matter by paying off the paparazzi, but

he came from a special background, exposing him could

Lydia was anxious about their relationship being

both Violeta and Lydia

opposite sides of the corridor, exchanging silent glances. The assistant awkwardly

Lydia was still

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