Unconscious Husband: Meet Her Love In Silence by Ken Slaner

Chapter: 372

Since Francis was eager to move on and demonstrated his sincerity, Ariana saw no reason to confront him. Sometimes, feigning ignorance was necessary to survive in the entertainment industry.

Ariana smiled politely and said, “Thank you, Mr. Salazar. I’m sorry for the inconvenience you’ll face in guiding Tyler’s performance.”

“It’s no trouble at all. You can rely on me, and I’m more than happy to help,” Francis assured, smiling and genuinely complimenting Tyler.

Upon checking his own schedule, Cole was taken aback. “What the hell? My scenes are set for midnight and eight in the morning? Don’t I need rest? Seriously! I’m the lead actor!”

Francis’ face turned grim as he watched Cole make a scene. He had intended to discuss the schedule privately with him later, but now the latter brought up the issue out in the open.

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any issues with the same arrangement. Why do you

yourself?” Cole’s eyes widened, questioning whether he had misjudged Francis’ attitude toward him. Did

“If you can’t handle working early in the morning, why even be an actor? Ask anyone here who hasn’t had to

onlookers exchanged glances. Why was Francis berating Cole

face turned a shade of furious red. “Mr. Salazar, you

you to teach me how to behave? If you can’t handle it, just get the hell out.” Everyone in the restaurant glanced in their direction as Francis snapped, “You’re still new. You don’t even have the basic work ethics required for the job. Just because you’re playing a lead role, you think you’re irreplaceable. One word from me, and plenty of people could take your place. If you don’t like the schedule, there’s the door. I think

Francis, grinding his teeth, but ultimately held his tongue. After all, Francis was the director, and the crew had

sneered in his heart. He couldn’t risk upsetting Ariana, nor could he provoke Selene. However, he certainly wasn’t afraid of Donna’s nephew. He had only wanted to fawn over Jasper before;

from good looks, Cole barely knew how to act, performing worse than an extra. Merely relying on his aunt’s connections to get by in the entertainment industry would inevitably bite him in the ass

the latter seemed determined to cause trouble. Thus, he