Skylar’s such a pretentious bitch. She’s deliberately making Winnie accuse her of something before pretending to be pitiful. Disgusting.
Our Winnie doesn’t know how to stand up for herself. Poor girl. She doesn’t know that she has to tell others about it.
Winnie’s boyfriend is Sheldon Ford. I’m sure Skylar’s going to be boycotted soon.
Get out of the showbiz, Skylar Jones!
Skylar clicked into their accounts when she saw their comments. I’m not dead yet, but someone’s taken a post-mortem photo of me. I can’t believe they even said that they’re going to send me a memorial wreath if I keep bullying Winnie.
It was a familiar sight to Skylar, and she was sure that someone was stirring the pot in Winnie’s fanbase.
There was no point getting frustrated over the mess, so Skylar put her phone away. Well, it’s free popularity. I might as well enjoy it.
In fact, Skylar even thought, Thanks, Winnie’s fan, for tagging me in your post. I’m actually gaining more followers on my Instagram. Who cares if they’re haters. They’re all people at the end of the day.
Instead, she waited quietly for Kate to introduce the director to her.
Kate arrived in a rush. She then kept the door open for the man behind her, Josiah Zimmermann, to enter.
Promptly, Skylar stood up to greet the man with a smile.
When she stared at Josiah’s signature mustache, she wondered, Won’t pieces of his salad get stuck on that?
Josiah was the stereotypical stern director. He was unimpressed by Skylar’s greeting with a smile as he snapped, “What’s the point of having a mouth?”
Then, he turned to complain to Kate, “All young people are like her. They don’t even know to greet properly.”
Instead of panicking, Skylar greeted, “Hello, Mr. Zimmermann, I’m Skylar Jones.”
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