Mr. Ford Is Jealous novel Chapter 385

Chapter 385 Stella shut the door behind her. The flush of red on her cheeks vanished instantly. 

Now, only cold indifference remained on her face. 

It was now early evening. While Weston had been busy working in the bedroom, Stella herself had been poring over the script for hours. Now devoted to the art of acting, she was well aware that she had neither formal training nor any experience to speak of, so she had to rely on hard work and determination to build up her skills. Bradley Lane once told her that she possessed a unique aura. Stella didn‘t quite understand what he meant, but she did notice that while acting, she found it very easy to get into character and completely empathize with the character she was playing. She had gone through the scripts so many times now that she felt as if she truly inhabited that world. 

She closed the script and sighed softly. Her character had noticed that everyone was paying more attention to the heroine. At first, she told herself that it was understandable that the masters focussed on the heroine since she had gone missing since she was a child. Slowly, however, she realized that the more affection they showed to the heroine, the less attention they would give her, giving rise to envy and jealousy. 

It wasn‘t that the masters had been treating her badly, though. It was just basic human nature to feel insecure and competitive when there were rivals. This had been true since time immemorial. 

Stella had to admit that this was a well–written character, complex, dynamic, and multi dimensional. She was petty and disgraceful, yet her fate was sad and tragic. Meanwhile, Weston was just about to be done working for the day when his father suddenly called. 

“Where are you?” his father asked in a glum voice. Weston had never been particularly close to his father. To the outside world, Chris Ford appeared to be a loving father and Weston seemed like a devoted son, but only the two of them knew that their relationship had soured almost to the point of animosity. 

As for the reason why, even Weston himself wasn‘t sure anymore.