Leave Me Alone Mr Shaffer Novel

Chapter 505 Let Seth Shoot an Advertisement

She pondered, Requesting Seth to film an advertisement? Mr. Yarnell does have quite a bold idea.

“Mr. Yarnell, this doesn’t seem appropriate,” Isabella remarked with a meaningful look.

James chuckled and rubbed his hands, stating, “I have a new idea, But I need a male lead.”

Isabella was about to suggest someone when Seth suddenly let go of her hand and glanced at James.

“Please continue,” Seth said.

Isabella was taken aback.

Seeing an opportunity, James quickly leaned in to explain the detailed plot.

In essence, the storyline mirrors an advertisement featuring the female lead driving out of the castle and subsequently being captured by the male lead. The entire scene centers on the car, while the real tension lies within the characters.

As Isabella listened, her mouth twitched. The plot was so cliché that she felt no desire to shoot it, let alone involve Seth.

“Mr. Shaffer, it will be just a few shots. All you need to do is push the female lead into the car,” James continued.

James then stroked his beard. “I don’t think Briana Farrell is quite suitable f female lead.”

Seth raised his eyes and looked at Isabella.

his hands forcefully. “Miss Symons is

a bit

remained silent, leaving her at

scanned between the two of them and began a ten-minute

matter. Even Isabella was reluctant to show her face in the advertisement.

a one-time advertisement, not a debut,”

gripped the chair handle tightly. “No…”

replied, “Okay,

was completely

prompting James to quickly change the

Shaffer, this advertisement shoot demands a sense of camera. I can’t do it,” isabella expressed.

“I’ll teach you.”

eyes. “I admit, you are very skilled at leading a company, but as

what my mom does?” Seth suddenly asked

replied, “She’s a

continued, “Do you know about genes?”

rendered

finding the situation

when he did, it was

shooting an advertisement could have potentially impacted

if the outcome was unfavorable. Moreover, if it had led

“Mr. Shaffer…”