Bogus Billionaire By Shining Riviera

Chapter 487

Caroline left, leaving Sonia and Kirk alone in the room. An awkward silence hung in the air as they both kept quiet.

Sonia sat by the bed and stared at Kirk, who was resting with his eyes closed. She heaved a sigh of relief.

To be honest, he was pretty good–looking, yet especially hard to get along with. His dominating air was too much to handle, and he always gave others a sense of sternness and rigidity.

She wondered how Caroline had been able to bear with him for such a long time.

Sonia tapped her nose and took out her phone to read her script, ignoring Kirk. It didn’t seem like he was going to strike up a conversation with her anyway.

She had received the script just yesterday. It was the work of an infamous playwright called Marietta Weiss.

Marietta had come to Easton this time in search of an actress for the female protagonist in her latest work, “Daughter of the Sea“.

It told the story of an Eastonian woman who had found her true love after traveling abroad. This character was a pretty lady who had learned to fight in the past and showed strength of character.

One of the producers thought that Sonia was a good fit for the role and had handed her the script. Her recent popularity had probably contributed to it too.

She had fallen in love with the story when she first set eyes on it. It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say that the female protagonist in “Daughter of the Sea” was tailor–made for her.

protagonist were orphans who had learned how

Both of them worked hard in the city,

in the

Caroline, who had given her a chance to shine in the

between Sonia and the character made

aware that lots of actresses

Weiss‘ work, after all.

had only just gained popularity recently, so it would be an uphill task for

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to see Caroline today.

reaching home, Caroline headed straight

allow herself to take a breather. She scrolled through her phone as

up. Marina had sent

when she saw it. It had been

her. An ominous feeling loomed over her

past few days, so Caroline had refrained from thinking about