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Compared to Miranda's knack for maintaining her controversial fame, Penelope's high standards and refusal to take on bad roles set her apart.

The entertainment industry was like a fast-food market these days, with new talents constantly emerging and old ones easily forgotten. Some people became famous with just one show, but without a follow-up success, even top-tier stars could quickly fade into obscurity.

In such a competitive field, Nina, despite not being in showbiz herself, understood these harsh realities. Taking on bad roles or gaining a bad reputation did not matter as long as it drew attention. In this sense, Miranda was a successful product.

"You're a great actress. Not only is your acting superb, but you also stay true to yourself. It's rare to see someone like you," Nina said to Penelope. "You're bound to have your moment of explosive success." Penelope looked at Nina, genuinely pleased with her praise. "I guess I should call you Reporter Nina now. Thank you for your encouragement. I'll keep working hard."

She handed Nina a business card. "Although I'm not as famous as I used to be, if you ever need my help with work, just let me know."

Despite her cold exterior, Penelope was warm-hearted, and Nina accepted her card.

"Madam." Suddenly, Quincy approached Nina.

Nina was surprised to see him but was relieved that Nash was not with him. "What are you doing here?"

you might be working too hard, so he

out a few bottles of warm milk and handed one to Nina. "Mr. York said

looked at the bag full of milk, pressing her

did not say much. "Reporter Nina, I'm heading back inside. Let's chat next time." With that, Penelope and her assistant

looked at Quincy. "I'm

take care of yourself. He said you

To avoid more disruption, she took the

"I'll drink it, okay?"

Meanwhile, Miranda had been

She pretended not to notice Nina earlier due to the cameras but could not ignore the sight of

constantly thinking of

feeling a surge of jealousy. Why

the brand on the bottle, it felt very familiar. Back in high school, Nash used to have