My Extraordinary Wife

As she couldn’t hear a thing, she didn’t know Ashlyn had shown up. That very thought caused Ashlyn’s heart to clench painfully.

Standing at the door, she watched Naomi silently for a while before striding ahead and sitting down beside Naomi’s bed.

It was only then that Naomi realized someone else was there. Looking up, the young lady flashed a shy smile when she realized Ashlyn had come visiting. Gripping her script, she uttered, “Ashlyn, I was bored in the hospital. Besides, it wouldn’t hurt to memorize some lines.”

Taking her hand, Ashlyn told her gently, “You don’t have to memorize the lines anymore.”

However, she belatedly realized that Naomi couldn’t hear a thing after saying that out loud.

Ashlyn grabbed a pen and a piece of paper on the table and wrote out a sentence. Her handwriting was so neat that it looked like it had been printed out.

She wrote: Stop memorizing the lines, for the script will be edited to accommodate your situation. The character will also be changed. I’ll show you the new script in a few days.

“New script? What do you mean, Ashlyn?” Naomi was confused. “Maxwell told me that the scriptwriter, Snowstorm, is a mysterious figure. She won’t change the script easily. I’ve never heard of her meeting other people.”

scribbled hastily: Don’t

give Greg a call so they could discuss editing

Naomi’s ward? Jonathan and I have just

men headed to

“Are we going to change

idea.” Greg shook his

into the ward to see Ashlyn reading the script. She looked up and waved at them. “Hurry, come

assistant, but now the plot will depict the journey of her becoming an actress. Her dream was to become an actress, but life dealt her a blow, and she lost her

at her incredulously. The change

was an interesting

her hearing. Compared to a healthy assistant, this is far more

“Ms. Berry, will Snowstorm

part will remain unchanged. However, you’ll still have to work on your acting skills. You shouldn’t waste your time worrying about others,” she

anything, but his face still flushed

he was afraid