Wife by Day, Boss by Night by Thalia Quillspeak

Chapter 90

Ten minutes were gone when Natalie finally sat down in the makeup chair. She was cast as the freshly–minted adult daughter of a prominent family, requiring a rather minimalist makeup look that the makeup artist could apply with swift expertise.

“Unbelievable! The whole crew is waiting on a third lead,” Sofia’s voice echoed outside the door. The makeup artist was noticeably agitated, sweating profusely over the potential for more

delays.

Catching the anxious glance of the makeup artist. Natalie suggested, “Let’s take a brief pause.”

After all, it was unlikely that the makeup would turn out well in such a frenzy.

Minutes later, Natalie emerged in a large–sleeved black satin dress like a vintage evening gown and hurried onto the set.

“Sorry for the wait, everyone,” she said, her voice tinged with genuine regret as she apologized

to the crew.

When Natalie stepped in, most on set seemed ready to forgive her, regardless of the reason for her delay.

have been. ill–fitting. The dress flowed with an elegance that suggested a well–bred and educated young lady, her beauty and poise leaving others in the dust, especially since Natalie appeared to be

with such a natural look? That was a first for many on the set!

in her chair, Sofia gave Natalie a thorough once–over and

influential general’s wife, and in previous scenes, she had held her own against the leading lady,

difference was stark. One was the essence of a

Sofia, in her high heels, was still

comprehensive outshining..

was a

internally breaking into a cold sweat. Caught between a notorious

agreed readily, her humble demeanor making Sofia’s earlier irritability

few seconds

Let’s just start

for the first time, encountering a lack of respect from the family, particularly from Natalie’s character, who disliked her humble–bom sister–in–law, prompting the general’s wife to put her in her

two actresses took their positions in the living

effortlessly.

review your lines?” suggested a crew member. unable to hide their concem. It was a pitiful sight that a newcomer had upstaged