When the director of the production arrived on set, he stumbled upon a rather intense scene.

Kala stood defiantly atop her trailer, her agent standing behind her, expression as frosty as a winter morning in Maine.

Across from them, Ramona and her own agent were the picture of distress—one looking pitiful, the other seething with silent rage—a stark contrast to Kala’s imposing stance.

At first glance, it looked like Kala was throwing her weight around, taking out her frustration on Ramona since she couldn’t confront Vivienne directly.

“Ramona!”

Kala’s smartphone buzzed incessantly in the palm of her hand.

She knew Darren was on the other end, furiously texting after overhearing Ramona’s comments. Kala was at a loss for how to respond.

Her eyes locked onto Ramona with fury, “Don’t spew nonsense! It’s clear as day you were the one trying to seduce Percival, and it backfired spectacularly. Now you have the gall to play the victim and accuse Vivienne? You’re despicable!”

Kala’s agent, a longtime friend of Vivienne’s, furrowed her brow so tightly it could crush a fly. “Ms. Grimshaw, slander is a serious offense. You’re blatantly trying to stir trouble. Do you think we’re all fools?”

Ramona wore an innocent facade, “Kala, if you don’t believe me, call Ms. Vivienne right now. If she doesn’t despise you, she’ll certainly take your call.”

“That wretched woman, she must know the boss is unreachable right now! She’s doing this on purpose!” Darren bellowed over the phone.

Kala exchanged a knowing look with her agent, their eyes scanning the crowd.

The entertainment industry thrived on gossip, and now, with Kala’s trailer as the epicenter, a crowd had gathered.

Especially since today was fan visitation day on set, and behind the banners, some were even hoisting cameras, trying to catch a glimpse of the drama.

of all days to stir

truly have no interest in Vivienne’s husband, call

was like a drop of water in

murmuring crowd erupted, and a nosy onlooker shouted with cupped hands, “Yeah, Kala!

if you don’t call,

so good to you, and here you are, coveting her man.

How can someone like you be so

is subpar, and she’s such a diva. Was Ms.

and grabbed his arm, “Director,

Kick her

“Kick her out!”

one noticed the fleeting gleam in Ramona’s

far from panicked. She was no stranger to the fair-weather nature of showbiz folks. At this point, there was

taking off with

reach Vivienne still?” Her only recourse now was to call Vivienne

tried. “No luck. Her phone’s

you knew Vivienne before all this. Could you please help me find her?

set was

was oblivious to the drama as she was immersed in her work at

her lab, with Brian occasionally peeking

in there forever. It’s just a

“What good would you do inside? Just get in the way? Bro, no offense, but if Vivienne can’t figure it out, what makes you

who spent years chasing someone they couldn’t find? If I’m on par with

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