Coolest Girl in Town

“Oh right! Elise, I need to tell you something.” Samantha suddenly held Elise’s hand and lowered her voice. “Fenix Entertainment was recruiting actors for a new drama set in the ancient era, so I sent in my application. But you know what? They told me to go for the audition this afternoon. I was going to ask Riley to come with me but she has some personal matters to settle, so can you come with me instead?” Samantha was looking at her expectantly.

Since it was just a self-study session that afternoon, Elise agreed. “Sure. I’ll take the afternoon off then.” That delighted Samantha. “Alright. See you later.” After they had lunch, Samantha grabbed Elise and took a cab to Fenix Entertainment. Elise thought the company sounded familiar, but when she came to the front door, she realized that it was Jack’s agency. Just when she was immersed in her thoughts, Samantha grabbed her arm and snapped her out of it.

“Hurry up, Elise. It’s starting in twenty minutes. We don’t want to be late.” They went into the elevator. There was already a guy wearing a cap in there when they came in. When he saw them, the guy lowered his cap. Elise thought he looked familiar, but she couldn’t remember who he was. It wasn’t after she got out and saw the posters on the corridor did she realize who the man was. Hey, that’s the new best actor—Ernest. “Hi, may I know where’s the audition for Truest Love?”

Samantha asked a crew member. The crew member pointed to the right. “Walk down this corridor to the end. It’s in the last room.” “Thanks.” Samantha took Elise and went down the corridor. There were a lot of people auditioning. When Samantha took her number, it was around fifty, so they had to wait for a few hours. “I would have come a bit later if I knew it would drag on this long.” Elise calmed her down by saying, “It’s fine.

“Let’s go there then. You can help me out.” They went to the less crowded balcony, and Samantha combed through the script. At the same time, Jack was playing some

used to be in the top three. Even your songs dropped out of the top twenty on the search list.” Jack answered calmly, “It’s normal, Ronald. That’s how it is with the entertainment industry. We should just accept it.” Ronald didn’t like it that Jack was being so unmotivated. “Oh, what do you know? The most important thing for a celebrity is their

song like I asked you to?” Jack answered nonchalantly, “Sure. I’m doing it right now, so

his phone down and put on a serious look. Then, he logged into his Twitter account to read through his fans’ comments. Finally, he drafted one tweet, but in the end, he deleted it. “Forget it. I’ll just leave it like this.” He got up and went out of the room. Every time the company’s employees saw

It was then he noticed Elise from the corner of his eye. She was on the balcony, of course. “This line is hard, Elise.” Samantha had a deep frown on her forehead. Elise took a look and said, “Hm, break this into parts and memorize them that way. That might work better.” Samantha did as

used to getting recognized, so he just smiled and said, “Hello.” Samantha was