Category: CEO’s Unfathomable Gifted Wife

chapter 30 Dr. Aylwin  Dr. Aylwin came quickly. The old man had a strange appearance. He was thin and tall, with fox eyes and a hooked nose, which was quite ugly. Every time Alan saw Dr. Aylwin, he felt that this ugly old man was really not commensurate with his identity as a top figure in the medical field, but rather like those common vil- lains in TV dramas. Especially […]

» Read more

chapter 29 Narcolepsy  At Castle Hotel, Coral walked into the hotel lobby without going to the front desk to check in. She walked quickly toward the elevator with her eyes a lit- tle hazy. In front of the dedicated elevator for top VIPS, Coral took out a black card and quickly swiped it on the sensor. Beep! The elevator opened and Coral entered the elevator with- out doing anything. The […]

» Read more

chapter 28 She’s Night Tides  “Director… Director Steve, she’s not wearing shoes…” The costume designer who happened to be at the scene whispered with some resentment. He was a man, but he was good at designing princess dresses and he was well-known for this in the industry. Director Steve hit the back of the costume designer’s head with a slap! “Throw away all the pairs of garbage shoes you designed! […]

» Read more

chapter 27 Coral’s Audition  her. “Are you waiting for me?” Coral was puzzled and looked at the director in front of Steve Dunphy was not very happy to hear Coral’s reply. He was an elder and a big man in the industry. Now he was sending out an invitation, why was this little girl so igno- rant? “The changing room is next door. Princess Adelaide has a total of 32 […]

» Read more

chapter 26 How Long Are You Going To Make Me Walt  Director Steve didn’t see Coral perform after a long wait, and he was very depressed. He looked back and found that the actress who was sup- posed to show herself was standing there like a fool, not do- ing anything. “Oh, the young actress must be timid and in stage fright, right?” Director Steve had been in the business […]

» Read more

chapter 25 Rosia Clowde’s Audition  “Rosie, it’s your turn, go get it, girl!” Astrid just finished auditioning, and she could tell from Director Steve’s twisted face that she had missed the lead role. Rosie was the next, and seeing her smile with confidence, Astrid thought to herself that she and Rosie did have some distance. It was no wonder that in the previous online drama, she could only play the […]

» Read more

chapter 24 The Director Was in Dilemma  The audition site was actually a dance practice room with hundreds of square meters. The wooden floor was smooth and flat, and the walls were completely covered with glass on three sides and only the wall on the judge’s side was normal. Director Steve was stern and auditioned candidates took turns to perform, but their acting obviously failed to impress him. The director […]

» Read more

chapter 23 Audition Scene  Ricky froze for a moment, then smiled wryly. “Steve, what are you talking about? I am not that kind of person!” Ricky felt frustrated when he said this, although he was the boss, and he had been working with Director Steve for several years. He was so sad that the tacit understanding and trust between them were so fragile. However, Steve continued, “I don’t want to […]

» Read more

chapter 22 The Great Director  In the CEO’s office, Coral began explaining the script. Her words were clear and eloquent, and she unfolded Glamour’s story slowly. Through her narration, every character in the script seemed to have changed from a simple text image to a real person with flesh and blood. When Coral finally finished speaking, she picked up the cup and took a sip of coffee to moisten her […]

» Read more

chapter 21 What A Huge Misunderstanding  “I warn you that Night Tides is our lifeblood, heart, and backbone…” Ricky was afraid that Grace would not perform properly, so he kept reminding her of the importance of Night Tides. Night Tides is my sugar daddy!” Grace exclaimed. “Well… OK, that’s a good attitude.” Ricky Owens nodded, thinking that sugar mommy would be more appropriate, but considering the age of Night Tides… […]

» Read more