My Substitute CEO Bride

Chapter 1331

Cliffton eyed him warily.

With his hands crossed behind his back, Amos glanced at Lindsey and asked, “What’s your relationship with Cliffton?”

Lindsey kept her eyes on the ground as she answered, her voice trembling with fear, “H-He’s my master!”

Amos sneered, “Why do you want to be one of us when you’ve already chosen the Demonic Path?”

“…” Lindsey started straightening her clothes as she fumbled for words.

“Master, that’s because she’s a fox demon!”

A male apprentice standing behind Snow shouted suddenly.

Assigned to play the role of Snow’s crush, the male disciple knew Snow and Lindsey were not on good terms. That was why he chose spill the beans about Lindsey.

Amos glared at Lindsey. “You’re a fox demon?”

He pointed at Lindsey, and a beam of light shot out, penetrating her body.

Lindsey felt a chill run down her spine as she collapsed to the ground.

close. She quickly walked out of frame, making way for the next scene featuring a furry

fox was a hologram. After giving a quick scan of her surroundings, she darted toward her master,

out instinctively, trying to catch her. However, a golden thread appeared, wrapping around the fox’s body and pulling her in the

white hair, who was now toying with the fox in her hands. The woman smiled. “Where

woman was portrayed by Honey. She had quite a

smile,

turned and left.

back in on Amos. He said to Cliffton, “I’m letti you off the hook just this once.

mark my words, I’ll

then turned and left.

Amos and the others, and the

over and helped Nash out

toward him and said, “Your acting

“Oh well, it seems I’m rather talented, after all. Those were some pretty cool special

gives actors a better sense of immersion. Editing is done right after filming, and once the green screen background is keyed, the work should be ready for release within

and the others joined the conversation.

never knew you were so good at

shot her a look and said, “That’s not

meant, Melody

Seriously?! He’s telling a dirty joke now?! We’re in public, fo Christ’s sake!’