Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 934 Deceiving Betty's Feelings

Selena got back to the office and noticed everything was running smoothly.

Ronald was out of the hospital and had picked the best group of actors. He was getting ready to send Betty off to Hollywood.

Betty had finished a few treatments for her hand. This time, she was set to play a mermaid, a role that just needed her to look stunning and keep that mysterious, aloof vibe. For a newbie like Betty, making her Hollywood debut was a dream come true, something many actors never achieve.

Even award-winning actors dream of Hollywood, only to find their scenes cut when the movie comes out.

Hollywood had always been skeptical of Stellaria's actors.

So, Austin, Betty, and Sophia were bound to make waves in the local entertainment scene.

Selena had promised to take over All Star Entertainment within six months, and now she could start planning. She always kept her promises, no matter how tough. There was a knock on the office door, and Betty walked in. "Ms. Fair."

Selena nodded, noticing Betty seemed like a whole new person.

acting coach lately. With her talent and determination, she was

Sophia had looks that were perfect for the screen but kind of plain in real

said, "Ms. Fair, I heard

had tried to mess with Selena, causing

him. After that, she heard Aria got into trouble. Nathan had been busy lately, trying to find out who was behind it, but he hadn't figured it

bit surprised. Aria was so arrogant; even scandals didn't seem to faze her. How could she be

was something Raymond

disfigured, and she's been losing it at home. She hasn't dared to go out recently." Betty couldn't help but smile. Karma,

like Aria. Aria had messed up Betty's family badly, and Nathan had shamelessly played with Betty's

weaker, she might've lost it

time, you're playing a mysterious mermaid. Ronald's already talked to the director, and the shoot's happening here, so no need to go to Vistalia." Betty straightened up. "I'm ready and I'll give

"Great, the shoot starts next month. You've got about ten minutes of screen time, but it'll make a big impact. Practice your on-camera skills. When the

"Yeah, I

remembered Betty's family used to be well-off. They could afford piano lessons, and her parents were super supportive. Betty was smart and driven.

"Good. Keep working with your acting coach. The director's pretty tough, so don't take it

she'd been through, she felt like