Defying Fate: The Unstoppable Eileen

Chapter 115

After wrapping up a supporting role scene, Galen got a call from Chad.

They had met before but weren’t that close, having only spoken at an after-party.

Galen figured Chad was calling about Teresa. But it turned out that Chad wanted to introduce him to a screenwriter.

“I already have a screenwriter.” Galen said, confused.

“The screenwriter I’m referring to is Fred.” Chad said calmly.

Galen was taken aback. The script for Eyes on the Rendezvous was inspired by Galen’s reading of renowned author Fred’s work, Vanishing Riddle. In the early stages of the project, Galen had contacted Fred to co-write the script, but Fred had been too busy.

Galen wasn’t thrilled with the existing Eyes on the Rendezvous script. He often held meetings with the writer and creative team for revisions. If Fred really joined the crew… He couldn’t even fathom the endless possibilities.

After weighing his options, Galen said to Chad, “If you can really convince Fred, I’ll let Teresa’s actions slide.”

Chad chuckled and said, “We’ll deal with Teresa by the book.”

Galen was stunned. “What?”

“Don’t overthink this, Galen. I’m just a regular viewer, hoping you’ll outperform The Alley. Fred is on her way; she’ll probably arrive tonight. Oh, and Fred is a woman; she’s my wife.”

Meanwhile.

After hanging up with Chad, Egbert turned to find Eileen engrossed in a video game on the floor. Janice recommended the game, and Eileen was hooked.

Eileen leaned back against Egbert’s legs, opened her mouth, and

She happily ate it, then sat up and

him again, so he put the straw of her drink

hour, during which

asked, “Do you really think this

didn’t take her eyes off the screen. “Yeah, isn’t feeding

“Have you ever fed

petty.” After clearing another level, Eileen set her controller down to feed Egbert, only to

have Janice get

pulled her onto his lap and held her tightly. Eileen instinctively tried to resist but remembered they were

her to finally get it. He was about to say something when Eileen said, “It’s almost six, and we haven’t had dinner yet. Where should

of

streets were empty by the time they finished and

on, Egbert took a leisurely walk with Eileen. The dim streetlights and the soft breeze made for a

are you thinking about?”

you’re so frugal since you’re not willing

“Aren’t we supposed

a relationship require a walk? We’re going to be hungry again after walking such a long

waited

are you doing?”

want a taxi?” Egbert answered

there; why waste the money? Let’s keep walking.” Egbert