Chapter 471


    Chapter 471


    Ste’s performance was so impressive that it drew everyonepletely into the story, so when


    Guinevere interrupted it so suddenly, everyone on set was floored.


    “A little off?” asked Bradley, massaging his temples and trying very hard to suppress his rage. “How so,


    Guinevere?”


    “Sophie is a pure and naive character,” she replied. “She shouldn’t be so shrewd and devious when


    she turns to the dark side. She’s just a petty character! Didn’t you find that E’s performance didn’t fit


    the character?”


    “Perhaps it was a little unexpected,” said Bradley, “but that’s only because E’s interpretation of the


    character was even moreyered and sophisticated than we thought.”


    For a moment in that scene, she even managed to outshine the heroine. It was also obvious that


    Guinevere had cut off the performance because she hated someone else standing out more than her.


    As a result, everyone just kept quiet. Only Bradley dared to speak up. “I think her performance will


    enrich the film,” he argued after pondering for a while. “It’ll be more exciting now. We’ll go with it.”


    Guinevere sprang up to her feet and stomped toward Bradley. “I thought we agreed,” she bemoaned,


    her face filled with discontent, “That you’d find a suitable actress for this role. I said nothing when you


    suddenly cast thispletely inexperienced woman since her earlier performance was okay. But just


    now, it was obvious that her acting waspletely out of character. She doesn’t fit the role one bit!


    Don’t you think this will destroy the whole movie?”


    “But acting is not a set of conventions,” Bradley resolutely rebuked. “It’s dynamic. It requires the actor


    to connect with the script and interpret their role. E’s performance actually surprised me.”


    Clearly, he was not willing to back down.


    “Bradley,” Guinevere continued, looking much more severe now, “I still think it’s best we go with our


    original n.”


    “You think so? Well, I disagree because the performance just now exceeded my expectations.”


    Bradley hadpletely no intention of yielding to Guinevere’s demands. This frustrated her more than


    sh’ed ever been.


    “Fine!” she snapped, hurling the stuff in her hand in a fit of rage. “Go on with your ns then! I guess


    this movie doesn’t need me anymore!”


    She then stormed oil the set.


    Everyone was in an uproar. No one thought that Guinevere would leave in the middle of filming. It was


    incredibly dramatic, even for a movie star like her.


    Ste stood still where she was, still immersed in her role. After a while, she massaged her temples


    and looked at Bradley. Bradley said nothing, but his deep scowl strained his face. This was surprising


    to the rest of the crew, because they had expected him to erupt like a giant volcano. Instead, he just


    stood there in silence. When he spoke, he merely instructed the crew to do what needed to be done


    without mentioning a word about Guinevere.


    The whole atmosphere was now cold and tense. Everyone was walking on eggshells in the terrifying


    silence.


    “E!” Bradley barked as he approached her. “You can go home early today.” Exclusive content from N?velDrama.Org.


    “But Mr. Lane…” Ste muttered worriedly. “You don’t have to say anything,” Bradley interrupted her. “I


    completely understand. Just go home and rest. Get ready for tomorrow. We’ll be shooting a very


    important scene.”


    Ste nodded, albeit with a frown.


    “I’m going to be in the same scene with Guinevere again tomorrow…” “I know,” said Bradley, sighing.


    “But don’t you worry. I guarantee the same thing won’t happen again tomorrow.” Hearing that, Ste


    went back to the trailer. Not long afterward, she received a text message. It was from Weston. “The


    crossroad,” it read simply.


    Ste instantly knew what he meant, but the very thought of him repulsed her. At that moment, she was


    in no mood to humor him.