Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children novel Chapter 1076

Chapter 1076

Lillian looked at Ninian with a hint of jealousy in her gaze.

She did not answer her question. Instead, she shifted her gaze to the makeup artist. “Ms. Mitchell is not looking for her. She‘s just a low–tier supporting actress. She isn‘t worth her time. Ms. Mitchell looking for you. Come with me now.”

“Me? But I‘m...” The makeup artist was interrupted.

“Is a low–tier actress more important than a high-tier actress? Come with me, now!” Lillian said. She looked at the others in the dressing room and said, “Those who are not doing anything, follow me as well.”

It was obvious what Lillian was trying to do.

Agnes hated Ninian, and she did not want her to finish her makeup.

Even so, there was nothing that they could do even if they complained to the director.

The other makeup artists who had worked on the set for many years were used to this kind of trick. They had to choose between a low–tier newcomer and a high–tier actress, and decide which of them was more important than the other.

Ninian‘s makeup artist was the only one who was still hesitating

“It‘s okay, you can go.” Ninian smiled gently. “I can finish the rest on my own.”

The makeup artist looked at her firm gaze and finally nodded.

Lillian left with everyone else. Before she left, she sneered at Ninian disdainfully.

Her expression stayed indifferent, and her gaze was cold.

A young actress beside her said, “Ninian, do you mind waiting for a while? After my makeup artist is done with me, I‘ll let her help you.”

“It‘s okay.” Ninian smiled in a friendly manner and said, “I can do it on my own.”

‘If Agnes is exploiting me, whoever tries to help me will get entangled.

‘I don‘t want to cause a huge scene on the set. Things might get worse.’

She looked at her delicate face in the mirror, picked up an eyebrow pencil, and continued with her makeup.

“After talking to the assistant director, we feel that The Boss Lady should have a crossover with Moonshine and have some conflicts to make things tense.” Agnes had a broad smile on her face as she said politely.