Rebirth vs. Rebirth: Tragedy to Triumph

Chapter 383 Grudge

After much discussion, they realised that finding an existing luxurious location for the shoot was challenging. However, James’s estate in Glorialand emerged as the perfect choice. After all, Glorialand was Wendy’s comfort zone, and filming there was well-suited to the script’s setting.

Thus, 80% of Nirvana and Rebirth were decided to be filmed in Glorialand.

The night before, Reverie Studio announced the auditions for the series.

Lydia had uncovered the reason behind Wendy’s visit to Quinton Airport.

It turned out that an irresistible force had prevented Wendy from making a movie and prompted a change of plans.

Though the person responsible for this change remained unknown.

The answer revealed itself quickly.

The next day, the studio announced that the lead actress for Wendy’s series was none other than Violeta.

Once again, Violeta had made a trendy search.

It became clear that their appearance together at the airport a week earlier was no accident or coincidence.

The two had a collaboration.

Wendy and Violeta were

collaboration was bound to be significant, even though the details were

Lydia immediately understood.

to change her focus from a

did this on purpose. It might be Eugene’s way of

Lydia clenched her fist.

time Violeta had obstructed

planned to make a grand entrance on Clio’s red carpet and

And now, this.

movie industry with Wendy’s help, but that plan

She was furious.

speculated, “Even if Violeta didn’t know about your plans to transition, Eugene surely did. He’s

rested for a week upon

hurt? Something must

The

long time. It’s not something one can abandon easily. Violeta must have negotiated some conditions

this than

eye

truly wicked, and she uses such aggressive tactics. Violeta probably wants to secure the

This feud had deepened.

she said, “Go through the scripts we received earlier. Calvin Vargas’s period piece seemed decent. It’s the second half of the year now, and we can’tafford to waste any more

just going to

frustration was palpable;