Predestined Marriage

Summer said, "The first condition is Jessica must be the heroine."

The heroine of "Lost City" was an adorable girl. In suspense dramas, the hero would usually be more popular than the heroine, but in "Lost City", the hero and the heroine were equally popular. The heroine in the story was an adorable girl.

Since Carl had decided to make "Lost City" into a movie, he would certainly make it into a block blaster with generous budget.

Although the online drama version of "Lost City" had only been shown online, it was very popular and had attracted a large audience. If the movie version of "Lost City" was well made, Carl would definitely be able to make a huge profit.

The cast for such a popular movie with a good script were hard to get. There were so many actors and actresses in Tip Top Media, so a lot of people would compete for it.

Summer knew Carl would definitely be partial to Jessica and let her be the heroine, but Jessica might refuse him because of her relationship with Carl now. Summer could sense Jessica's attitude from their short conversation just now. She knew Jessica did not want to have anything to do with Carl.

But it would be different if Summer brought it up. Summer was the screenwriter, and had promised Jessica the role before. Jessica naturally would not turn her down. Therefore, it would be the best solution for Summer to raise this subject.

You don't need to mention it to me, and

to write it in

his face, "Are you serious? Summer, you

show Jessica the contract and let her know how much I love her."

course, that was just the excuse she told

worked hard in the entertainment industry in the past few years. She had quite a lot of fans, but she was not very popular. And since the project of "Lost City" was

asked Carl to add it in the

good friends, so Carl did not doubt Summer's words, "Okay, fine! I

involved, Carl had no choice but

participate in the production of this movie." Summer raised her

that Carl's smile was disappearing, she added, "I mean, you cannot even let her play the

slightly, "What happened?