Defying Fate: The Unstoppable Eileen

Chapter 36

After hearing her explanation, Lenwood looked a bit miffed, “So you’re saying you let the other actor take the spotlight, not because you couldn’t deliver?” Eileen swallowed another mouthful of food, then answered nonchalantly, “How could I not deliver? I didn’t even give it my all”

She didn’t even give it her all? What was the deal here?

Lenwood kept quiet for a moment, then let out a helpless sigh, “You sure know how to play humble.”

Eileen didn’t respond to his gripe, instead she turned around and handed her lunch box to the lady who was serving her food, ‘Can I have some more, please?”

The lady, having been nagged by Eileen all day, grudgingly scooped up some for her Eileen thanked her with several nods of satisfaction and continued

eating.

By two in the afternoon, all of today’s filming tasks were completed.

Lenwood sat in front of the monitor, watching Eileen on the screen, deep in thought. The screenwriter beside him knew what he was thinking and whispered, “She’s actually really talented.

“I know, that’s why it’s such a shame.” Lenwood sighed, standing up from his chaw, I’m going to make a call”

When Lenwood returned from his call, he announced that they would be adding more scenes.

because the studio rental was charged by the day. Thrifty Lenwood wouldn’t waste that, so he decided on the spot

these ten, seven were for Eileen, considering her stable

sets were already in place, these ten scenes were shot out of sequence, which meant a

through her seven scenes and almost flipped out. Her character was going through a

had to shoot

next scenes, looking as harried as if she were being chased by a rabid dog. Her frantic demeanor was a stark contrast to her calm

finally taking it

was speechless, ‘You don’t need to take such delight in her

just smiled, “It’s okay if we cant finish. These are just extra

in the evening,

couldn’t help but praise, I feel like she still hasn’t reached her full

snapped, “She’s still young. Don’t be so hard on

shooting, Eileen, drained and numb, lined up to change her

the crowd coming and going, Eileen, seeing no movement in the line.

and called out,

didn’t hear him and walked

went to the door and saw that the direction Eileen was heading was not towards the public changing rooms, he frowned, did she get lost?

Bartley asked

around in circles, Eileen finally arrived next door. She stopped at Egbert’s dressing room door, took out her key, inserted it, and turned the kn ob to open the