Chapter 2666
In the world of entertainment glitz and mour, the Golden Feather Award represented the pinnacle of
cinematic achievement. To even be considered for such an honor was to bask in the warm glow of
industry recognition.
The film “Bad of Valor” had struck gold this awards season, scooping up nominations across the
board: Ivy for Best New Actress, Ryan for Best Supporting Actor, Best Original Screeny, and the
coveted Best Director de. Each nomination was a heavyweight contender in its own right..
[Wow, ‘Bad of Valor’ is really strutting its stuff at the Golden Feather Awards this year. I wonder if
they can manage a clean sweep with all four noms!]
[It’s a long shot, really. I mean, no offense, but if they pulled off a total win, where would that leave the
rest of the field? This year might’ve been a bit of a dry spell for movies, but there have been some solid
flicks. Victor’s performance? Absolutely mind-blowing!]
[Victor could give them a run for their money for Best Actor, but let’s not kid ourselves about Best
Original Screeny. None of the other movies evene close to ‘Bad of Valor’s’ plot, not to
mention those without any discernible storyline.]
Online debates raged over each category, but when it came to Ivy’s nod for Best New Actress,
consensus reigned-she was simply qutstanding. Among her peers, her talent was an undeniable force,
a masterss in acting finesse.
[If Colton hadn’t been so stingy with the Best Actress submissions, I reckon she could’ve even given
the reigning queens a run for their money…]
This particrment shot up the ranks, with numerous passersby chiming in: [Bold words! Watch
out, or the Queen Bee’s fans wille for you!]
[Just stating the facts! Even though the reigning queen delivers consistently, next to Ivy’s powerhouse
performance, it’s just not on the same level. I’m over this era of monopoly.]
The reigning queen had dominated the scene for years, her consistent performances leaving little room
for others to shine.
Ivy, however, was poised to break that mold.
Thatstment was sent to the queen’s fans by some with an agenda, and even the queen saw it.
“Newbies nowadays surely are ambitious.” The queen wore a smile that couldn’t quite tell if she was
angry or didn’t care.
The assistant said, “Just ignore them. They don’t know a thing and are simply jealous. Ivy’s way too
green to dare challenge your status. I mean, she doesn’t even have a single award on her belt! Does
she have no idea she’s nothingpared to you?”
? 2024 N?v/el/Dram/a.Org.
The queen looked into the mirror and sighed. “She’s new, but she’s got the Howard Group. CEO,
Balfour’s support. She will literally never run out of roles to y, with him backing her
That’s something I don’t have. It looks like those newbies are gonna take over the scene sooner or
later.”
Her fans, unlike the moreposed queen herself, were quick to defend their idol when Ivy’s
supporters shed with them online. Ivy’s fans had weathered many a storm and were well-versed in
the art of online warfare.
Thements weren’t even from her fans but from the general public, expressing their thoughts. Who
could me them when the queen’s performances had be so predictable?
[An award-less newbie daring to challenge our self-made queen? That’s a joke. Has she even settled
herwsuits yet, and she’s attending the Golden Feather Awards?]
[Keep it clean unless you want to see Ivy’s legal team in court!]
Ivy herself was blissfully unaware of the online scuffle, and it was just as well. Evadne kept a tight ship,
swiftly dealing with any rumors with a cease and desist. Their approach was formidable, echoing the
no-nonsense style of none other than Balfour, the powerhouse behind the Howard Group.
The task of preparing for the Golden Feather Awards red carpet was Evadne’stest mission, and she
was taking it seriously. Not that Ivy had any shortage of options-with Balfour’s influence, Ivy wouldn’t be
caught dead borrowing a gown.