Julian’s Stand-In Wife

“I got played out,” said the actress, Erin Lane. Her eyes were red.

Erin grabbed Fanny’s arms, and squeezed hard. When she felt the warmth of Fanny’s body, she finally believed that Fanny wasn’t dead.

“Ever since you…” Erin paused. Instead of saying that Fanny had died, Erin amended her words, and said “Ever since something bad happened to you, chaos ensued in the company. Mr. Channing did step forward to help manage things, but his oversight was limited only to famous actors and actresses.

Things were tougher for unknown actors and actresses like me.” Erin had just signed a contract with the company, and Fanny didn’t have the chance to sign her up in a movie or drama. Fanny initially wanted Erin to be featured in the show she was prioritizing, but didn’t expect to suffer from a miscarriage during the filming. Right now, she couldn’t even save herself from her plight, not to mention others.

One thing she didn’t expect was for Oliver to manage her company.

She thought he would leave her company to fend for itself.

Despite that, she found no need to thank him.

Who knew what ill-intentions lay behind his actions. Given everything that had happened, Fanny had no expectations of Oliver whatsoever.

She didn’t allow herself to have any.

After today…

would let Oliver have a taste of what it felt like to have his parents

for things to return to the

the point. Tell me first,

a pharmaceutical company in Richburgh that’s growing very quickly. She said she wanted to invest in our show and came to our office. But when she arrived, she got furious the moment she saw me. She said that

feeling even more upset the more

right there and then, and the company

of her own recruit.” How much did she invest that

What’s more…

you wash the toilets?! Did no one else

was Mr. Channing,” Erin replied, still indignant. “I suppose an insignificant actress like me isn’t worthy

upon hearing

dare he treat you that

Erin take

said, “don’t tell anyone that I’m not dead. Take the fact that you saw me today to your grave. Give me three days at most to let you return to the

from exchanging clothes with

her