Second Life Producer の小説・ストーリー

Brandon even proposed to her in front of the crowd, making them the envied couple who went viral online. I could still feel the phantom pain of being crushed as I recalled my death in my past life. I hurriedly pushed Yvonne aside and said with a faint smile, "I'm looking forward to your performance. It's getting late, so I'm going to go pick the animal I want to train. I'll leave you all to it, then." I immediately turned and walked away after saying that. I looked at the python in its cage after arriving at the training facility, feeling a heavy weight in my chest. I had rescued this python from a tiger three years prior.

“Good afternoon, everyone. Thank you for being here. At Vanguard Cypher Group, our goal has always been to make technology safer and easier to trust. Over the years, we’ve watched how fast hackers have grown and how much people lose in just a few seconds. So we decided to build something that fights back. Today, we’re launching TraceGuard. It tracks hackers in real time, studies their digital steps, and shows where an attack starts before real damage is done. It protects businesses, creators, and everyday people who just want to feel safe online. This project took a strong team, long nights, and a lot of determination. I’m grateful to everyone who made it possible. This is only the beginning

She knocked twice on the producer's office door and entered after his faint reply to come in, already calculating how much savings she have and if she will once again need to ask money from her papa until the next job offer arrives. The producer - Tony Zacharia, a pot bellied middle aged man was sitting behind his desk as usual, but today he wasn't alone, Ojas - the head of web master team was in the room too, showing something in his tablet to Tony. He was the one who maintained the channel's social media accounts and websites. Mahi wondered miserably, if she would be fired in front of Ojas or if the producer will be kind enough to do it alone. The producer greeted her cheerfully. "Good mor

“He gave our drizzle argument a dramatic score and called it ‘The Clash of Titans: Water Rights and Narrative Wrongs.’ This guy is a hack. A pretentious, genius-level hack.” Zorval’s cover letter continued. MY RATES ARE REASONABLE. I WORK FOR A PERCENTAGE OF THE AUDIENCE’S ENGAGEMENT METRICS. I CAN TAKE YOUR QUAINT, HOMEMADE ‘BLOOPERS’ AND TURN THEM INTO ART. INTO CINEMA. “He wants to be our producer,” I summarized, a slow dread building. We’d just avoided being canceled by becoming entertainers. Now we were being offered a talent agent. “We can’t let him near the feed!” Lina protested. “He’ll over-produce everything! He’ll add a laugh track to the collapse of civilizations! He’ll give my dr

I was the only one who knew what a trap this was. In my past life, I'd agreed to take this job because I'd been desperate to repay my ex-boss. The man I was supposed to care for was indeed the retired founder of a company, but he was a psycho. The first thing he'd asked me to do was to take off his pants while he'd been in bed.

The fire cracked in the hearth, casting shadows like wolves across the walls. Her second life had begun. And this time, the hunt was hers.

After gaining Charlotte's trust, I used my memories from my previous life to help her avoid several business pitfalls. With the experience of two lifetimes, I helped Charlotte grow the Evans family business online and take it to new heights. From that day on, Amelia never tried to provoke me again. I remembered crossing one of Henry's business partners in my previous life. That night, he took me home and beat me with a cane all night long. I doubted Amelia would recover from her injuries for at least a couple of weeks this time.

The livestream chat was buzzing with comments. I grabbed the gasoline can from the garage and splashed it all over the door, couch, and curtains without any hesitation. "Holy shit, is she crazy? Is she really live-streaming herself burning her mansion down?" "Isn't this mansion worth like 15 million dollars? How could she just burn it down like that?" "I don't think she'd actually burn it all down. She's probably just doing this for clout." "I think I recognize her. Isn't she the richest heiress in the city who just got engaged recently?"

" Thunderous applause erupted from the audience. I was resting backstage after the event when my phone rang. The call came from a number I didn't recognize. Then, Nathan's weathered, hoarse voice came through. "Kimmy, it's me… I saw the news. It's so nice to see you being successful. "I'm sorry. I'm truly sorry. I've been diagnosed with an incurable disease, and I only have a few days to live. I just wanted to hear your voice before I die…" If I had heard these words in my previous life, I would have probably started crying by now and been on my way to see him for the very last time.