The Ceo’s Convict Wife by Jennifer Mike

Chapter 119

Obviously, knocking her head repeatedly on the ground indeed accounted for that.

“Good grief… You really knocked your head as you were told?” For some reason, Calvin was rather ticked off all of a sudden.

“What do you suggest, then? I can’t possibly refuse, can I? If I’ve done that, I wouldn’t have been paid a penny as a background actor today,” retorted Rosalie.

The man’s breath hitched at that. He naturally knew that background actors were the most vulnerable of the entire film crew. Once they were asked to do some extra work, there would be absolutely no room for negotiation or discussion.

“How much do you get paid a day as a background actor? His tone was sullen.

“I’m getting 16 dollars a day. But today, I got an extra 10 dollars because of the kneeling scene. And then, I was asked to personally demonstrate prostrating and knocking my head against the floor, which netted me another 40 dollars,” revealed Rosalie.

In other words, she actually knelt and banged her head on the floor again and again for a measly 65 dollars. Calvin glared at the woman, feeling royally upset.

“Doesn’t she know how herself at all he grumbled inwardly.

Then came his question. “Is there a feud between you and Loretta?” A moment ago, he could also tell that Loretta was making things difficult for Rosalie on purpose.

Yet, not a single soul in the film crew had the gall to utter a word. That went without saying, for background actors were never valued by anyone. To make matters worse, the film crew was made up of only astute people, so no one would want to speak up for a background actor to risk offending Loretta.

After all, Loretta had Calvin himself backing her.

At the thought of that, Calvin felt as though something was stuck in his chest. It was suffocating for him, to say the least.

“She’s my half-sister. As for the feud between us, I guess I could say we do share one. She always thinks that the fact that I’d been to prison lent impetus to ruining her future,” commented Rosalie.

not let those words slip, Calvin could still easily find it out, given his capability. Because of that, she reckoned she needed not to keep

he had roughly known about Loretta’s background and knew that

the slightest about the name of her half-sister. Besides, he had never paid much attention to Loretta, to begin with. It was only because the shape of her lips bore some semblance to that of the other

years would he anticipate that the woman before

the door to the lounge was pushed open. Loretta stepped inside with

line of sight toward Calvin, who was frowning slightly and staring unhappily back at herself. As quickly as possible, she snuggled up to the man and pretended to

over just now, and he said she’ll be fine. What a relief. As she spoke, Loretta turned to Rosalie and went on. “I’m truly sorry for

regarded her so-called half-sister with a placid mien. She recalled treating her sister well enough from the bottom of her heart and even trying to pave the way for her sister’s acting career with all her heart,

it might, a car accident taught her a lesson and made her realize that everything was nothing more

Loretta made the leap from a mere C-list actress to becoming the second fernale lead in that big production, to the extent that even Samuel had to

backer

among other things. Please reimburse me by then.” As she dropped that, she said to Calvin, “Thanks a

Calvin and

at

me like this, Calvin? By the way… You and my sister… Uh.. Do you two know each other

Trying to sniff out information, are you?” Calvin answered

curious. I haven’t heard Roxie mention a

a background actor and was forced to kneel before you to knock her head on the floor again and again, only to make 65 dollars in return. How would she ever mention that to you? Calvin’s voice reeked of one-of-a-kind

Calvin spoke

help but shudder. “Calvin Rosic and I had some misunderstandings last

call for a need to bring her to her knees and make her smack her

panicked. ‘L.. 1-1 only wanted the take to look better, but Rosie’s act is realistic and up to the mark, so I thought… I simply wanted her to give a demonstration I-I wasn’t

look innocent, under Calvin’s scrutiny,