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However, the male lead actor, Vincent Reed, was a sharp contrast. Even before the director said anything, he had taken the initiative to speak. “Miss Monroe,” he greeted her with a smile, extending his hand. “I must say, you look absolutely radiant tonight. There couldn’t have been a better match for the Princess Elara role.” Isabelle already knew who he was as she had watched a few of his dramas. He was a rising star with several hit dramas under his belt, known for his gentlemanly image and impeccable professionalism. A fan favorite.

Five days later, the official Twitter account of the movie released the set photos taken a few days ago. The actor playing the male lead is Charles Baker, and the actress playing the female lead is Sandra Watson, both A-list actors. However, when it comes to the actress playing the supporting female role, she looks beautiful but unfamiliar. The movie is a big-screen adaptation of a novel and has a large fan base. Many fans of the original work are closely following the movie, and they believe that each actor perfectly matches the original characters.

Scarlett’s heart slammed hard against her chest. “What did you just say?” she asked again, her voice sharp and trembling. For a second, she hoped she had heard wrong. There was no way it could be Elowen. No way. “Elowen is trending everywhere,” Stella repeated on the phone, sounding breathless. “She’s acting in a movie.” The words hit Scarlett like a slap. Stella herself was still in shock. When she first saw the news, she had stared at her phone for several seconds, unable to believe it. That role was supposed to be hers.

Elizabeth looked at Christian, “Well, what do you expect? You see, I was able to find such a good husband like you. This proves that I’m not bad myself.” Elizabeth heard and his eyes moved. He could not refute against her, “You’re not wrong to say that.” He continued, “This might be your only good point.” “Huh?” “You have good luck and that’s why you met me.” “Get lost!” Soon, they were home. Elizabeth played the news and saw that the reality show she watched was still airing. Her favorite actor was participating in the show. It was a show where they pranked the star to get more ratings.

the man glanced at Elizabeth with a cold gaze, ”stop talking before you do something you will regret. Elizabeth snorted, but her expression showed a hint of hesitation. However, instead of being silent, she opened her voice again, now sharper. “Well said. I must admit, you are all amazing actors. I almost believe this is all real, but it's not that easy, Edward. I will not be fooled.” Elizabeth shot Edward an angry look while the guests returned to whispering. Some were beginning to doubt Elizabeth, but others seemed to question Edward.

He couldn't even settle into his chair before anxiously blurting out, "Elizabeth, what happened? Did someone mistreat you? Please, tell me!" "It's not... no one mistreated me. It's just that I feel so inept," Elizabeth waved her hand, her expression growing even more forlorn. With her exceptional acting skills, tears welled up in her eyes, ready to fall any moment. "Elizabeth, please don't do this. You're going to drive me crazy. Tell me what's going on!" Kingsley had a short temper, seeing Elizabeth in such distress heightened his anxiety even further. As Kingsley reacted this way, Elizabeth couldn't help but smile inwardly. She then pretended to be in a state of great difficulty and softly

​She rose to her feet, her movements as fluid and graceful as a willow tree. ​"You're bigger." The woman’s eyes became wary, shielded. "And you're not alone." ​In one slow, clinical sweep, Marie took in Elizabeth’s ruby-red designer dress. ​Henri pulled Elizabeth closer, his arm locking around her waist in a proprietary curve. "Elizabeth Stone," he said, his voice dropping into a cool, guarded register. "Marie Poitier." ​He gave Elizabeth a look so possessively male it sent a flush crawling up her neck. Nervous, she offered a small nod. Marie’s hand, when they shook, was slim and heavy with rings.

Elizabeth exclaimed, raising her eyebrows. Ayleen immediately replied, “You mean he’s famous too? Like … a celebrity? Has he been in the modeling world? He—” “Hey, what are you saying?” Felicity interrupted impatiently. Jasper chimed in, “You just said he’s … an actor? Oh, come on. Don’t make me laugh, Ayleen!” Elizabeth laughed wickedly, “Exactly. Just look at him! He’s really handsome, sure, but … with that stiff, stone-like expression of his, how could he possibly be an actor?”

— I want her for myself. Antoine laughs — a harsh, humorless sound. — Okay. And does she know that? — Antoine adjusts his tie with surgical precision. — I’ve never seen you like this. Not with the Dubois heiress, not with that Italian model. — His gaze slides to the silent screen, where Elizabeth manipulates the fabric like someone disarming a bomb. — But listen to me, Olivier: wait until after the show. After that… do whatever you want with her. The window glass trembles with the passage of a truck outside. On the silent screen of my MacBook, Elizabeth leans over a cutting table, the curve of her neck exposed like an inviting signature.

“Cassain Gregory as Edward Cullen, just more good looking and less constipated, you, Camilla Castello as Bella Swan and Adrian Moretti as Jacob whatever his last name is. You’re so Vampire girl now.” Unable to help myself, I found myself laughing at the reference. She genuinely sounded so invested in it. She’d fit the role of a movie producer really—I have no doubt she’d cast us as the lead since she’s already figured it out. When my laughter died down, I shook my head. “You’re hopeless, Ria. You know that.”