Always Been Yours (Tessa and Nicholas) novel Chapter 1150

Chapter 1150 Leah Stone

Before his brief on-air conversation with Tessa, Drew had to iron out any potential kinks. “I have heard so much about you, Miss Reinhart. My name is Drew Duquais. I am the show’s host.”

“Hello, Drew.” Tessa smiled and greeted him pleasantly. The straightforward nature of her greeting made a favorable first impression on him. Hence, he did not beat around the bush. “I’ll start the conversation by asking you some questions before talking about your performance toward the end. Then, you can start promoting your show.”

She nodded in response. It was then time for them to discuss what questions would be asked. The other employees working on set were awestruck by how composed she remained while responding to his questions.

“As expected of someone who has previously performed on an international stage,” one of the employees commented. “Her stage presence is just astonishing.”

“Her stage presence is one thing, but her confidence and poise on stage are also noteworthy,” said another employee. “Not all celebrities can do that.”

After a short while, Drew and Tessa concluded their discussion, and the dress rehearsal came to an end.

When she got off the stage, the employees all smiled and said to her, “Good work, Miss Reinhart.”

She nodded in thanks to everyone who talked to her before heading backstage.

When Alice spotted her, she quickly walked over. “Well?”

“It’s alright. I should be fine tonight.” Tessa puffed her chest with confidence when she contemplated how well the dress rehearsal had been carried out.

Seeing that, Alice stopped worrying and laughed. “That is good. Come, let us get ready for filming.”

Tessa nodded and returned to the dressing room with her. The entire hair and makeup team swarmed around her when she returned to the dressing room. However, halfway through their preparations, they heard people shouting outside.

A woman with heavy makeup was angrily screaming at the staff members in the hallway. She screeched, “Why should I share a dressing room? Get me your manager! I, Leah Stone, have been in the industry for years! Do I not deserve to even have my dressing room here? Are you looking down at me? I want a new dressing room now!”