Under the Veil I Rule

Chapter 218

The most influential person at the table was undeniably Finnian, the investor.

Director Cedric and producer Louis were sitting next to him, engaging in conversation while Finnian barely touched his food.

Keith, despite being the leading actor and a top star in the industry that commanded high regard, couldn't care less about engaging with the others. He was either chatting with Amara or attending to her needs.

Most of the food on Amara's plate had been placed there by Keith. Not only that, but he was also peeling shrimp and cracking crab claws for her.

When Amara lifted her mask to eat, Keith watched over her, promptly handing her a napkin to wipe her mouth as soon as she was done. His attentive care drew frequent glances from around the table.

As the evening wore on and more drinks were consumed, many people became drunk, including producer Louis, a man in his forties, who was usually cheerful and easygoing, but when he drank, he became clingy and outspoken.

Finnian's glass was almost untouched, so as his food, and that Liliana, sitting beside him, had hardly eaten either. With a chuckle, he pointed at Amara and Keith, saying, "You two seem really close, huh? Keith, the way you look after Amara, you're so nice to

were spoken, the lively chatter at the table came to a halt, and all eyes turned

Louis must have had too much to drink, speaking so carelessly. The situation was beyond awkward, and she

sat Liliana, who had maintained an elegant and composed

one of indifference, even colder

then addressed Cedric, "Mr. Zade, do you think Louis might have had a bit too much to drink?

yes, yes, Louis has definitely had a bit too much. When he drinks, he tends

and took the opportunity Amara provided to defuse the

and the director of photography to help Louis out of

can't keep his mouth shut. He's been advised not to have much alcohol but never listened. He's gotten into more trouble with that mouth of

He's been the busiest of us all these past few days. Just trying to drown his

falter, but she had to keep it up