Mr. Ford Is Jealous

Chapter 177

Everyone in the room fell silent at his words. 

No one dared to breathe, not knowing what Weston really meant. Was that a casual question, or did he have an opinion on that? 

There was nothing Bradley hadn’t seen before in the entertainment industry, not to mention the many corporate leaders who often sucked up to him. 

He was deemed a cash cow, with most of his shows garnering critical acclaim and raking in the big bucks at the box office. He could guarantee them millions in returns, which certainly made him someone they had to woo and please, 

Weston, however, was different. 

Given his status and position, there was no need for him to bow to anyone. 

asked, “Mr. Ford, you

smile on his face, in stark contrast with how

professionals in your movies? I thought that with

it was difficult to

instead, “Ms. Cohen probably told this to you before; ‘There was one female actress previously in the cast whom she was not happy with, as Ms. Colien felt like she did not manage to capture the essence of the supporting role. We are about to fly overseas for framing, and we must decide on the actress for this supporting role before we do that. We don’t have much time left, and we couldn’t find anyone suitable. Coincidentally, Ms. Steele brought Ruby over for an audition, and I found her look and aura very suitable for the role, which is why I got her to try out a scene.” He paused for a moment and explained to Weston, “Mr. Ford, don’t worry. Given my professional eye for detail, I won’t let a

Guinevere. The mere mention of Guinevere’s name, however, sent waves of irony through Stella’s heart. Instead of responding directly

her firsts, unable to read what was going

Weston’s request, and he replayed Stella’s audition from earlier as he

simply made Ms. Steele try out the scene. However, her performance was much more impressive than a few other

Some of them even looked eager to enjoy what looked to be an exciting show. In a place like this, no one would bother celebrating your wins. Instead, they would look upon another person’s good fortune with envy and