Chapter 372


    Beatrice might not be the most gifted actress, but she knew drama off-screen. Hamish was already


    weary of her antics. So when sheined, he tersely responded, “Mamie’s a star with top-tier


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    acting, and she makes mistakes too. Learn from her, instead of ying the victim”


    Beatrice was fuming at his words, her expression stormy. Yet Hamish noticed Mamie’s deliberate


    provocations. He sharply told Mamie, “Enough games, Mamie Focus on the job”


    Mamie smirked, “Understood, Hamish.”


    Beatrice felt a brief relief, thinking Mamie would back off. But she had underestimated Mamie’s


    stubborn streak. A simple p scene went on for twenty retakes, with Mamie’s p growing harsher


    each time. Beatrice’s face began to swell, and Mamie showed no signs of holding back.


    On a break, a distraught Beatrice confronted Mamie, “What did I ever do to you, Mamie, to deserve


    this?”


    Mamie leaned in with a sly smile. “What makes you think you’re innocent in my eyes?”


    “You may be a star, but that doesn’t give you the right to bully others! I could go to the media,” Beatrice


    retorted.


    Mamieughed, “And tell them what? That I’m a bully? That’s already my brand. you try to expose me,


    you’ll look like you’re just trying to gain fame through me. Be my guest”


    Beatrice’s heart sank. Mamie was right. There were celebrities who seemed immune to scandals, with


    loyal fans defending their every move. Mamie was one such untouchable icon.


    Fighting back tears, Beatrice pleaded, “What do you want for this to stop?”


    Mamie pondered for a moment. “How about you leave the show? If not, trust me, I can find countless


    ways to make your life hell”


    The weight of the decision pressed on Beatrice. Getting a role in Hamish’s project had been a dream


    would make her the subject of ridicule. But how much more could she endure from Mamie?


    Plus, after this show, her value would skyrocketpared to ordinary film school students.


    No way she’s giving up.


    Beatrice gritted her teeth, “I won’t quit. I don’t believe you can do whatever you want on set”


    “I certainly can. Not just on set, but throughout the whole entertainment industry” Mamie arrogantly


    answered, “Can’t stand it? Well, suck it up.”


    At this point, the director called for the next take


    Still no pass.


    Even the director started to persuade her, but Mamie didn’t let go.


    Everyone on set started to sympathize with Beatrice, but no one dared to intervene.


    The crew steered clear, unwilling to get involved in the feud. While Beatrice was at a loss about how


    she angered Mamie, others on set were less sympathetic. They had grown tired of her constant


    bragging about being Preston Pritchard’s daughter, using her father’s name tond roles and then


    acting as though she’d eamed her ce amongst the stars.


    Watching Mamie bring her down a peg or two, many felt a pang of schadenfreude.


    Agnes wasn’t due on set that day, but someone else was observing the drama unfold Mamie was


    known for her no-holds-barred approach.


    Her ruthlessness was evident during the filming of ‘Cindere’, and now it was clear that her vendetta


    against Beatrice ran deep.


    The observer recalled how Beatrice had plotted against him, attempting to sabotage him with drugs.


    The n backfired, and Mamie became the unintended victim. That incident was the likely genesis of


    Mamie’s animosity. It wasn’t just an on-set rivalry, it was personal