Chapter 1412 Zero Remuneration Performance
As Elmer approached, Several socialites nearby froze for a few seconds, whispering among themselves.
His strikingly handsome features, his tall and slender figure.
His distinguished and elegant bearing.
Those eyes, distant and cold.
"Faye, today is your engagement party. I wish you happiness." Elmer raised his wine glass and politely clinked it against Faye's.
Faye nodded, her voice tight. "Yes, thank you for your blessing."
Mark suggested, "How about we take a photo together?"
Faye agreed and nodded.
Perhaps only at this moment would she ever have a photo with Elmer.
After taking one photo together, Mark said, "What about Mrs. Roach? Should we call Mrs. Roach over to take one together?"
Elmer smiled faintly. "My wife doesn't like being around too many people. She's a bit shy."
Faye noticed that when Elmer mentioned Mrs. Roach, he would smile—a genuine smile from the heart, without pretense. This was a different Elmer.
Faye knew that woman must be truly special to have entered Elmer's long-closed heart.
After Elmer left, Faye chatted with a few friends for a while.
One friend wore a bright orange sequined gown that showed off her perfect figure and caught everyone's eye. Several socialites asked, "Linda White, what brand is that dress? I've never seen you wear it before. Your look today is really different."
Linda White smiled. "This is Thread & Theory. This brand has been really hot lately. It's the same brand Kamille wore at her birthday party. It's custom-made—I waited three weeks for it."
Meanwhile, watching several socialites eagerly discussing Thread & Theory,
Rebecca's face darkened.
Wendy maintained a polite smile. She knew that today's engagement party had attracted many media people. Once she returned to the lounge, Wendy lost her temper.
"That Natalie is doing this on purpose, isn't she? Always going against me! Everything I have, she takes away! She kicked me out of Dynamic Entertainment, took my endorsements, took my Best Actress trophy! What more does she want! Why does she always have to be one step ahead of me!"
Wendy vented her anger.
She violently swept everything off the table.
Her assistant beside her was too scared to make a sound.
Actually, ever since Wendy lost the Golden Deer Award, she seemed to have lost her shine. The entertainment industry is just that realistic—she lost several endorsements, received fewer scripts, and even some low-budget web series came her way. Wendy had thrown a fit recently and deleted many posts criticizing her acting.
She lit a cigarette, calmed down, and looked at her assistant. "What's Natalie's next project?"
The assistant said, "I heard that Vesper Baker's film 'Spring and Autumn Colors' has reached out to her..."
Before the assistant could finish, Wendy said, "Contact Mr. Baker. Tell him I'm willing to act for free."
She, Wendy, would rather work for nothing than let Natalie take this opportunity.
The assistant hesitated and said, "The female lead in this film needs to be played from high school to middle age at 40..."
Wendy was already 32. Playing a high school student would indeed seem off.
At this moment, Wendy looked at her assistant. "What, do you think my acting isn't good enough to pull it off?"
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