Chapter 1314


    Chapter 1314


    Hannah excitedly babbled on the phone, “Nelly the TV show I was supposed to do has hit a snag. The


    investors have pulled out and it’s not happening now, so my schedule’s all cleared up?


    Comellia chuckled. “So why are you sounding so thrilled that your TV show fell through?”


    Hannah replied, “Because now I can do yours first. My agent has already hashed things out with Forver


    Entertainment. We’re gonna start shooting right after Christmas. You’ll be on set too as the


    screenwriter. We’ll be able to hang out every day”


    Comelia was buzzing about the uing script, “That’s wicked I’m looking forward to it too”


    Hannah asked, “When are you due? I need to know if the timing’s gonna work.”


    Comelia answered, “March. But it’s no biggie, I can still work


    Hannah worried. “It’s already December, and you’re due in just over two months. Lugging around a


    baby bump on set is gonna be tough. Maybe I should tweak the schedule, we can shoot after the


    baby’s


    bom


    Comelia brushed it off, “Some people have it tougher and manage to work while pregnant. I can do it


    too. Plus, my baby’s a dream, never gives me any trouble.”


    Hannah thought for a moment, “Alright, I’ll get some extra hands to look after you then, make sure


    you’re not overdoing it.”


    Comeliaughed, “I don’t need babysitting I can manage myself. I do need to pick your brain about


    something though, you got a minute?”


    Hannah asked, “Sure, what’s up?”


    Come said, “It’s about the script.”


    Hannah, being an actress, knew a thing or two about scripts. She gave Cornelia some solid advice,


    which Cornelia gratefully took onboard.


    After discussing the script, they chit–chatted about this and that. Then Hannah casually mentioned


    Marcus, “I haven’t heard from Marcus in a while, wonder if the rumors are true.”


    Realizing she’d put her foot in it, Hannah wished she could take it back, “Nelly”


    Camelia justughed, “The Hartley Group going belly up, Brennen getting arrested and Marcus


    possibly dead. It’s all over the news, hard to miss.


    Hannah asked. “So, you…”


    Comelia said, “I’m done with him. What happens to him now is none of my business


    Hannah said, “If you can truly put him behind you, that’d be great.” She thought Cornelia might’ve been


    bluffing.


    Comelia said, “I’ve got another calling in, got to go.”


    Hannah said, “Alright.”


    The iing call was from Frankie, the director at Foriver Entertainment, “Cornelia, we’ve gone over


    your script.”


    Comelia asked, ‘And?”


    Frankie said, “I know you’ve put your heart and soul into this script, and spent a lot of time on it. But


    you’re not a professional screenwriter and there are too many mistakes in it.”


    Comelia asked, “So?”


    Frankle said, Tm just letting you know, you don’t have to keep working on this script. We’re gonna bring


    in a professional screenwriter to take over.”


    Comelia said, “That’s not what you said when I submitted the script a few days ago.”


    Frankie said, “Well, you’re new and we didn’t want to squash your enthusiasm, so everyone tried to be


    positive. Anyway, just thought I’d let you know. Christmas ising, have a good one.” With that,


    Frankie hung up, leaving Comelia with a bunch of unanswered questions.


    Comelia had a hunch she’d been used. Hannah had warned her that newbie writers often get shafted,


    sometimes not even getting credit for their work. So she was careful to have evidence for every


    interaction and script submission.


    If Forver Entertainment didn’t want her script and wouldn’t pay her, she could only chalk it up as time


    wasted. But if they wanted to use her script without paying her, or even worse, credit someone else for


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