I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

Chapter 142 I’m Just an Employee

Abigail looked at him in surprise, but she shifted her gaze forward soon after that. “Oh, well, it has nothing to do with me,” she replied impassively. Even if there were still emotions in her heart, these emotions would always fade away after spreading. She calmly accepted that she couldn’t immediately let go of the three years she had devoted herself to Sean.

After hearing her reply, Anthony instantly wore a satisfied expression. “That’s true.”

Upon entering the film set, she immediately became busy, taking measurements of everyone from

the helpers to the leading actors and even the seasoned actors. Of course, she had to match the

leading actors’ costumes to their skin tones, temperaments, appearances, and makeup. After more than a month of hard work, L.Moon completed the basic costumes, except for the ones planned for the very end of the production.

After the filming started, she mostly stayed in the hotel arranged by the film crew.

One morning, she planned to help Laura Martin, the leading actress, with her costumes. Just as she was about to enter Laura’s private dressing room, she heard the woman’s arrogant voice coming

from the inside. “What kind of costumes are these? They’re so gaudy and in garish colors. They

look awful!”

Hensey Lockheart, her assistant, chimed in, “I heard they looked up a lot of references and even

consulted some professors, and yet they ended up designing this heap of ugly stuff, talking about

clothing invasion by foreign cultures. Some male characters would even bare their chests in the

middle of production. What a disgusting sight it’ll be!”

displeased. “I heard my makeup is going to look

ugly. In my last fantasy drama, the costumes and jewelry were as gorgeous as they could be.

connected with Director Lewis. I guess the director is unhappy about it, but he probably

anything,” Hensey muttered.

deep breath and knocked

was Abigail, he immediately greeted her

before walking into

moment Laura saw her, she rolled her eyes and stood up. Glaring at her,

costumes, don’t do it. Are you inserting your own ideas? If that hostess- like makeup gets aired on TV, the entire show will be condemned by

air!”

Abigail replied

costumes.

screenplay depicted foreign powers’ invasion of Central Plains, showcasing a

southern region and the clothing in

cultures. Laura’s character initially lived in the

only be completed near the end of

collision between the northern and foreign

turbulent. situation of the time. These clothes reflected the plight of people during that era, who were forced to abandon traditional attire to survive the wars and foreign oppression. It wasn’t until later, when the chaos of the war gradually subsided, that a new

This eventually led to the emergence of the unique

period.

hearing Laura’s comments, Abigail realized that the actress didn’t understand the

dynasty during the foreign invasion

was also a crucial aspect of this brutal history. For example, the attire.

pushed to the brink during that period. They were

clothes just to survive.