A Relentless Pursuit for Love novel Chapter 314

Chapter 314 Jaxon felt guilty. Jaxon was not a prominent actor, and he did not even have a professional degree. Instead, he came from the poorer suburbs, and he went to an athletic school to achieve his diploma. Though he came from a poor family, Jaxon was ambitious. However, he was unwilling to become a sports trainer like most of his classmates, as he felt it was a waste of his time. While he was at school, there was a popular television show about the military. One of his seniors from school was chosen as the main lead, and he got famous.

Jaxon saw hope for his future.

He entered the entertainment industry through relations with his senior, and he started as an action-movie double, and he dreamed of following his senior’s path of success. Unfortunately, in reality, he was not as lucky as him, and he was still unable to rise to fame after being in the industry for eight years.

Jaxon risked his pride to be in the movie and begged the producer to finally land this role. With Lincoln as the director, it was his closest chance to be famous. Alas, his role was switched from the second lead to the third lead. As a result, he lost a lot of screen time.

Dean took his role because he was brought in by the executive producer.

Relations were way more important than anything in this industry. Dean was the most-talked celebrity of that era, and he had ten times more followers on Twidder than he did. His fans would buy anything he advertised. Jaxon was nothing but a D-lister compared to Dean. Even so, Jaxon felt that the decision was unfair. If Dean was nothing more than a pretty face, the audience would complain when the movie came out. Jaxon could wait until then. However, Dean was far more suitable for the character than Jaxon, and he looked exactly like how the character was described. He was a good script memorizer too. Jaxon wanted to clap for him, scene after scene.

Most importantly, Jaxon refused to believe Dean’s martial arts skills were not below his. He only needed to rehearse each choreographed move twice, and he performed elegantly with each turn and flip. Everyone cheered as he performed every move.

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Jaxon felt that his pride was utterly hurt. He had nothing left to outshine Dean. Perhaps that was his last straw.