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Sir Your Wife Already Signed the Divorce Paper by Josie Johnson

Chapter 314.2

Chapter 314.2 Filming(2)

It was likely that they were going to cut her scenes.

Imogen sat down across from Douglass, and an assistant brought over two glasses of water.

She gestured for the assistant to place the glasses on the table and then smiled, saying, “Douglass, what’s on your mind? Feel free to tell me.”

Douglass smiled and said, “Then I’ll be direct.”

“Yeah.”

“Ms. Forbes, for the role of Suzy, I hope you can continue to play…”

“Okay… Wait!”

Imogen looked at Douglass in surprise. Did she hear him correctly?

“Weren’t you planning to cut my scenes?”

She had already prepared herself for her scenes to be cut, as she wasn’t particularly fond of being in the spotlight.

“Who said anything about cutting your scenes? Did James convey the message incorrectly and make you misunderstand?”

“No. He didn’t say anything at all. I just assumed it myself. The production was looking for an actress to play Suzy, right…”

Douglass interlocked his fingers and said, “I did consider re–casting the role, but as you know. shooting schedules are tight, and many actors are already booked. There aren’t many who can join the production immediately.”

“Some actors with availability came to audition, but I wasn’t quite satisfied. After giving it some thought, I believe it might be better if you give it a try.”

Imogen immediately waved her hand. “No, Douglass, I can’t act. I can handle being a

non–speaking stand–in, but I can’t play a proper role.”

“Before you rush to refuse, how do you know you can’t do it if you haven’t tried?”

“I really can’t do it!”

“I’ve seen your work, and there’s a strong sense of emotional connection in the performances. That must be your contribution.”

“That’s all thanks to the directors, it has nothing to do with me.”

“To be frank, the other works of the directors I’ve worked with are quite average.”

Imogen didn’t know how to respond.

“Douglass, you really overestimate me…”

“I told you the truth.”

Seeing Imogen’s hesitation, Douglass began to have a serious conversation with her. “Imogen, do you still want to become an actress?”

Imogen hesitated for a moment and nodded, “I don’t want others to focus on me. Whatever I do, reporters and netizens will watch.”

Douglass started a fraudulent investment scheme. “Your worries are exaggerated. Our team will handle it. What do the tabloids desire? Is it exclusively for money? Whose funds are being used? Look at celebrities with recent scandals exposed. Did the paparazzi uncover all of these scandals

or did someone else unveil them? Individuals within the industry and paparazzi are aware of these scandals, however, there is an unwritten agreement not to cause offense. As long as you obey the law, paparazzi and netizens cannot wield significant influence. Even if they criticize you, their words carry little weight.”

Imogen couldn’t quite put her finger on it, but something felt a bit strange to her. She hesitated and said, “However…”

Douglass then suggested, “How about this, you try acting in a scene first. If it doesn’t work out, I won’t force you.”

Imogen hesitated. “Okay.”