The Heiress’ Return & Revenge

Simone was at home, engrossed in reading a script.

The script was originally a fantasy drama that she was supposed to film with Jodie.

However, due to Jodie’s tarnished reputation online, the director decided to terminate the contract with her and find a new female lead.

Simone didn’t particularly like the script for this drama.

The storyline revolves around a male lead who kills his wife to prove his devotion but ends up falling in love with the female lead,

The scriptwriter intended to convey the depth of the male lead’s love for the female lead, even to the point where a heartless person like him could become affectionate.

However, in Simone’s eyes, the male lead was nothing more than a sc*mbag.

The female lead in the story was aware of the male lead’s act of killing his wife, but instead of seeing anything wrong with it, she was moved by the fact that he became affectionate for her sake.

Even after the male lead entered the sect and met the female lead, she actively pursued a relationship with him despite knowing that he still had a wife in the mortal world.

It was like having an affair.

Simone initially took on this drama because she liked the role of the second female lead.

However, with Jodie no longer able to play the role, Simone lost interest as well.

She expressed her thoughts to the director, who surprisingly agreed with her.

Upon further consideration, he realized that the values portrayed in the previous script were not quite right.

As a result, he decided to have the scriptwriter make changes.

The script was transformed into one with a dominant female lead, turning the innocent girl into a murdered wife.

The director asked Simone to play the female lead, and the drama became a story of a murdered wife’s revenge, surpassing the sc”mbag couple and showcasing the rise of the most powerful female sect leader.

In this new script, there was a male supporting character but no male lead.

Nowadays, many people prefer dramas where either the male or female lead stands out, and the focus is not solely on the romantic storyline but also on the career aspect.

Simone found herself somewhat interested in this kind of script.

received the script, her phone rang

was Steven calling.

Steven had been trying to

Steven was a very tactful person and knew how to maintain a distance that wouldn’t make her feel repulsed. So they hadn’t been in contact

calling. Simone guessed that it must be something important, so she answered

she heard Salma crying on the other end of

feeling somewhat puzzled.

Salma was aware of the online incident and was so angry that she

to find

Simone asked, “Is

nothing, she would hang up.

didn’t want to listen to

Salma said, “Simone, I’m sorry!!

Simone off

was the first time Salma had apologized to her.

have come to apologize to her in

that she was more genuine, it would still

said bluntly, “Your

taken aback, but this time

and I wanted to see you. Can you come to the hospital? I want to tell you

dream would happen again, with kidnappers

Simone.

was surprised. Salma had

apologized and felt guilty towards her, wanting to see her, she wouldn’t have gone. But Salma had dreamt of

and listen to what Salma dreamt about to see if it was

of silence, she said. “Okay,

saw Steven and the Gray brothers standing there while Salma had swollen

lit up as if she had regained something lost.

Simone goosebumps, something she really didn’t

Salma grabbed her hand and excitedly said, “Simone, you’re here.”

Simone immediately pulled her hand away without hesitation and said coldly, “Tell

Simone’s reaction, Salma

own biological daughter, but it wasn’t because she

angry and blame her daughter for not paying attention

had made mistakes before.

deep breath and recounted the events of the

and tentatively asked, “Simone, do you know about the dream? Is that why you don’t want to have anything to do

that Simone was too calm, as if she wasn’t surprised at all by the events in the dream.

up, she had always suspected that Simone knew about the dream, and that’s why