My Substitute CEO Bride

Chapter 1325

The people from costume and makeup were already on their way over.

Sienna dragged Nash to a chair, and the makeup artist immediately began pinning a wig to his head.

Ten minutes later, Nash turned around slowly after the makeup artist was done with him.

His dark hair cascaded down to the waist of the loose, black-colored robes he was wearing. Three lines had been drawn in the space between his eyebrows, adding an extra insidious flair to his overall demeanor.

Sampson’s walkie-talkie fell to the floor, and his mouth dropped open.

Nash looked so much better than Joshua ever could!

The employees from the costume and makeup team were both women, and they both stared unabashedly at the actor who had seemingly appeared out of nowhere.

Sienna’s heart raced as she looked at him. Hearts seemed to form in- her eyes as she crossed one arm across her stomach and the other behind her back. She said, “Nash, imitate what I’m doing…”

Nash copied Sienna’s movements, crossing his right arm behind his back and his left across his stomach.

Sienna added, “Cliffton Thunder is a demonic god in the show. He’s invincible, snobbish, has no respect for anyone or anything, and has an extremely aloof and ruthless personality!”

other way and grin at how

completely out of character when you

stomped her foot lightly, cheeks puffing out as she

you I’m not an actor. Don’t you guys sometimes

smile either, but the

“Don’t panic, Sienna. He just hasn’t gotten into his role yet. Why don’t you

“Yes, it’s my bad for trying to rush things!”

to Nash and said apologetically, “I’m sorry, Nash. Was I

regretted it deeply.

liked her less

chuckled. “It’s alright. You were pretty cute

pulled Nash toward her tent as she said, “I’ll give you a copy of the script so that we can go

turned to give Melody a

smiled. “I’ll go get Tina and the

set out four hours earlier, but they still had not made it onto the mountain. No one had

about to head down the mountain when she

who was standing at the cliff edge

things through, Tina. I would never have asked you