Mr. Kane Got cklisted By Eleven Jewell Chapter 293


    Chapter 293


    If they had spoken privately about not having any awards in their acting career, Be would not have


    felt that she was embarrassing herself. She initially did not pursue the path of a professional actress.


    But, the numbers on her films broadcast would leave other same- generation actresses in the dust. She


    was very confident of her ownmercial value.


    However, Ste had stabbed her right where it hurt and directly hit her Achilles heel with one swing.


    Seeing her not responding for a long while, Ste smiled through her eyes. “Ms. Young, why aren’t you


    speaking? Is it because you have so many awards that you can’t think of one with the heaviest weight


    on you?”


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    Be squeezed out a smile and said, “I don’t really care about these vain credits. If the masses think


    it’s good, then it’s good. Each judge has a different opinion on acting, so you can’t just use awards to


    weigh the ability of someone’s acting.”


    “Oh,” Ste nodded her head. “I instead feel that the judge’s insights are quite spot on since they have


    achieved excellence in their respective fields to have the right to sit at the judge’s panel to grade


    others. If a professional can’t even stand an actor’s performance, it is most likely that the person


    doesn’t know how to act. If someone can’t even act, what right do they have toment on whether


    someone else’s acting is good? Truthfully, it sounds like the person is taking the long way to earn


    embarrassment.”


    Be’s face was pale, and she could not say a word for a long while. If the words she had said were


    direct, then Ste had stripped her of any dignity to the point of almost cursing her in front of her face.


    Yet, she could not retaliate her words.


    Ste had enough of Be’s expressions and yelped, “Ah.” Then, she said apologetically, Don’t mind


    me, Ms. Young. I’m not targeting you. It’s just that we are discussing it, and we can mention it casually.


    You won’t get angry, right, Ms. Young?”


    She remembered the words that Be had said clearly and used her words against her word for word


    urately.


    ‘Trying to y the calctive bitch? Who doesn’t know how to y that role?’ Ste thought


    to herself.


    Be’s expression was stiff, and she could not say much for quite some time. In the end, Mrs.


    Chapman continued, “We already said it’s just a casual talk. You are such a stickler, Mrs. Kane. Ms.


    Young is not from an acting school background.” After she said that, she paused. “Ms. Young, didn’t


    you prepare an event for everyone?”


    Ste nced at her and thought, ‘Wasn’t she the one who boasted that Be was at professional?


    When she is at a loss, she says she doesn’t have an acting school background? Everything good and


    bad is all up to her interpretation.’


    Mrs. Chapman was quite the bitch of a person and still had a close rtionship with Dahlia. Ste did


    not want to interact with her and was worried that it would get her into a mess. So, she did not speak


    any further.


    She was also a little bewildered. For a mere hundred thousand dors, was there a need for Mrs.


    Chapman to hold a grudge for so long? She even helped an actress who she did not like to speak out It


    was indeed out of her imagination.


    Ste assumed that this incident had ended. She was not the type of person to cause trouble. If Be


    did not purposely try to rile her up, she would be toozy to bother with her. As a person, if Be had


    been better than her in all fields, it would probably stir her spirit topete and make her want to have


    a showdown with Be until the end. Yet, Be had nothing spectacr to show for herself. She was


    only devious. Ste was toozy to go against her because it was unbing of her.


    She nced at the stilettos under Be’s feet. The suspicions that she buried deep down. started to


    surface again. She did not know how Be got on the cruise, but Be definitely had an event to


    perform in. However, it was not a y but a piano recital.


    The piano was already prepared on deck with a band to apany her. It seemed legitimate. Be


    first did a speech to roughly thank whoever had invited her and et cetera.


    She was still considered a famous actress, and her looks were quite pretty. She wore a tulle skirt with


    princess braids. Sitting there, she looked like a princess with an air of regalness.


    Be first did a soundcheck, followed by nodding lightly to the apanying band. Her fingers then


    swiftly flew across the piano keys. The melodious sound slowly spread out. Under the effects of the


    sea, night, and piano, the song became especially pleasant.


    After the song ended, apuse continuously came. Be stood up and elegantly bowed to everyone


    and thanked them.


    The men surrounding her shouted, “Another one. Once is not enough.”