Chapter 1856

Daisie would cite her line when she was eating and practice toward the mirror inside her room once she
returned home.

Time passed rapidly, and it had already been over half a month.

Daisie was able to train her physique much better than before. Not only was her waistline more obvious
and tight, but the muscles in her arms were much firmer.

At noon, she practiced her fighting skills with the combat instructor in the training room. After roughly two
hours, Daisie collapsed on the sponge mat, her neck covered in sticky sweat.

Someone appeared from the door, and Daisie sat up. It was James.

James took off his sunglasses and said, “You‘re so hardworking. I can‘t believe that you‘ve already
started training, even if you don‘t know if you‘ll get the character or not.”

Daisie walked to the side and picked up a towel to wipe her sweat.

“Well, it‘s always nice to be well – prepared.”

“Let me remind you something. Many artists auditioned for this role, so you may not necessarily get it.
Even if you

are selected, there are several months of rehearsals after entering the group. You don‘t have to rush
everything now.”

Daisie turned her head around to look at him. “What are you doing here?”

“To visit you, of course.”



He walked toward Daisie and said matter–of–factly, “ Look, both of us are the same. You‘re pretty, rich,
and smart, while I‘m rich. I‘m your senior, while you‘re my junior. In Tenet Media, both of us are born into
a prestigious family, so don‘t you feel like you‘ve met your good friend?”

Daisie asked in confusion, “Don‘t you tell me that we should be friends?” “That‘s what I‘m saying,” he
replied sternly. “We both have the same family background , so we have the same topic. We‘re from the
same circle and different from those who are desperate to get to the top.”

In other words, James despised the poor and favored the rich. However, Daisie could understand him as
well. He came from a rich family, so all the friends he made were from the upper–class society in
Bassburgh.

Besides, James did not become an actor because he aspired to be one. It was exactly because he had
everything from the moment he was born that he loathed those people in the entertainment industry who
tried their very best to get to the top. Daisie was at a loss for words before saying straightforwardly , “I
think we‘re not the same kind of people.”

James said, “What?”

“I became an actress because I chose to. I‘m different from you. Besides, I like acting, and I like this job,”
she said sternly before turning and going away. James followed after her and continued. “Hey, are you
serious ? You said you like acting? What‘s so good about acting?”

She stopped in her tracks, turned around to look at him, and said, “It doesn‘t matter if it‘s good or not.
You have never put any effort into your career, so you don’t think it‘s good. You think it‘s suffering coming
to the entertainment industry, but it‘s actually an opportunity to experience. Only when you enjoy the
experience and the result of your work will you find that in any career, as long as you treat it with care
and dedication, you‘ll be rewarded. Do you want to spend your life as an uneducated, rich kid at home?”



James was stunned, and he was tongue–tied.

Suddenly, a voice rang out. “Well said.”

The person who was walking toward them was a woman with a short haircut. She had put on light
makeup and wore a white chiffon shirt with pearl jewelry and a tight black leather skirt that further
accentuated her good physique. When James saw her, his face sank, and he said sarcastically, “Talk
about the devil. I didn‘t think you‘d come here too, Queen of Tenet.”

Daisie was stunned.

‘Queen of Tenet? Isn‘t she the actress that works under Charlie too?”

As expected of an A–tier actress–she looked rather imposing




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