Rebirth of a Flopped Actress: Career First, Love Second (My Billionaire Son)

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The scandal involving Sophia caused an uproar throughout St. Rona Academy, and ever since the incident broke out, Sophia had not returned to school.

When Olivia entered the classroom, she overheard a group of girls chatting about a newly released TV

drama.

“Do you think the production team of Sweetheart Forevermore has lost their minds? That supporting actress is terrible. Why cast her and drag the entire show down?”

Originally planning to rest her head on the desk, Olivi perked up at the mention of the show.

Sweetheart Forevermore? Why does that sound familiar? Wait a minute. Isn’t that one of my embarrassing past projects?

After being brought back to the Carter family, Amelia, knowing Olivia aspired to be an actress, had -arranged for her to sign with a small entertainment company. The company, handpicked by Amelia,

wasn’t big, and the roles they got for Olivia were always overdone and unlikable villains.

And Sweetheart Forevermore was one of those roles.

While Olivia was lost in thought, reminiscing about those events, her phone suddenly rang.

The screen displayed “Mr. Daniel,” and Olivia arched her brow as she answered.

“Hello?”

came through the line

the set this afternoon and report in. This is a project under Mr. Jos, so don’t mess it up.

waiting for a reply, her agent

phone, Olivia’s lips

Anderson’s latest project? Amelia is part of this production too.

entertainment industry had been meticulously orchestrated

Olivia vowed to repay Amelia for

by her agent, Olivia arrived at

hugely successful. This project, titled “A

as the

his thirties with sharp features and a sour expression approached Olivia

are you so late? Your scene’s coming up. Hurry

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was Daniel Trent, her

Daniel led her

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though it’s a third- lead role, you still have decent screen time,” Daniel said “You should be grateful for landing a role in Mr. Jos‘ production. With your status, getting even this is like winning the lottery. The original actress for this up and role had

Daniel’s condescending tone, Olivia’s lips curved into a

walked away after reading the script,” she said, her voice dripping

be the third female lead, but the character was an outright disaster, a vain, greedy woman who repaid kindness with betrayal and was responsible

taking this role, coupled with the atrocious styling arranged by her agent, had made her a

for