Phoenix Rising: From Heartache to Heroism

Chapter 452 Zelena's Bad Luck

"If you had known, maybe this wouldn't have happened if you didn't switch horses."

Zelena's eyes darkened upon hearing this.

Indeed, the horse had been perfectly docile when Violeta was riding it.

Why did it act up only when she got on?

Did Violeta do anything to the horse?

How could she control a horse?

It seemed absurd, yet her assistant's words echoed in her mind. If she hadn't changed horses, this might not have happened.

Things didn't turn out as she had planned.

Indeed, Violeta had no way of controlling a horse.

She only knew some tricks to temporarily calm it, so she followed her command.

Her master had trained her in this technique. The principle was similar to drawing a line in front of a chicken to hypnotise it.

Once the horse was no longer under Violeta's influence, it would revert to its true nature, disliking being ridden.

needed at least a couple of months to recuperate quickly spread

Wade immediately called a

a second lead for a month or

actors, equipment, and props were

absence necessitated a longer

standards for their work, which included using top-notch equipment with steep rental fees. Although the initial budget had

reshooting her scenes would be a

disjointed integration of an actor's scenes would disrupt the

on Zelena's face weren't a

they did, Zelena's acting

her weaknesses, but close-ups would only

the early stages of filming, Zelena's role hasn't expanded much yet. The

she still be considered

for Wade, and he had adapted it into a

appeared promising until a major issue arose shortly after

director questioned, "What's wrong with that horse?

the stage manager, who

in

the white horse has a naturally violent temper. However, Violeta bonded well with

living beings, not

They have moods, too.

filming, it wasn't unusual

as she sustained injuries even while