Nemesis Game novel Chapter 40

Samantha stopped and looked directly at Peyton. "You think too much," she said lightly

A chill past through Peyton's pretty face. "Shame on you. Since you come to me to ask for trouble, I won't show any mercy to you."

It was strange that the woman looked so calm. Wasn't she supposed to panic? Did she find a way to save Stanley?

Samantha said coldly, "What makes you so confident? Peyton, the war between us has just begun. It is still unknown who will win. "

Peyton's proud smile disgusted Samantha from the bottom of her heart.

However, she was also looking forward to see how furious Peyton was if she knew how Stanley was saved!

She felt relieved at the thought of it.

"Are you sure? Is still unknown who will win? But I don’t think so. You are the loser from the beginning to the end. Wait, I'll let you get out of the cast. How can a woman like you match me? " Peyton glanced at her with pride, then walked away with a smile.

People who was not aware of their relationship thought they were catching up on each other, but in fact, they gave tit for tat.

Samantha went to the dressing room to change her clothes. After that, she was waiting to film.

With her hand wrapped with gauze, she thought of Ruben's action last night inexplicably.

At the thought of having to face him tonight, she frowned unconsciously.

……

After a scene was finished, Director Solomon gave her a thumbs up, "Well, you did a good job today. It's not easy."

Director Solomon also felt a little guilty. The reason why Helena was out of form yesterday was probably that she was in a bad mood. She was perfect in today's play!

"Thanks to you, Director Solomon. Your instructions are very helpful," said Samantha, showing a gentle smile.

She couldn’t go straight as before. The reason why Peyton was able to shift the blame on her was that she knew that everyone hated her.

"Well, take a break. You're the next one. Keep working."

As Peyton read the script and listened to them from time to time, the hatred in her eyes grew.

What was the big deal? What was she so proud of?

Next, she was about to play opposite Helena, and she must make her look bad!

Acting was her advantage, while Helena was just a foil.

The scenes where Samantha played against Peyton was mainly about the heroine's rebirth and escape from the trap of the supporting role by using her intelligence. She returned to the Scott family unharmed, but was misunderstood by everyone that she was not clean, and the supporting role was constantly smearing her.

It was a challenge for Peyton.

But it would be very easy for Samantha, because she was once trapped by Peyton?

She understood the grievance and sadness that she could not explain.

It was a match for the heroine and the supporting role who was scheming.

Director Solomon simply talked to them about the play before they started shooting.

"Start!"

At the gate of the Scott’s, the heroine stared by Samantha came back to the Scott’s with bumps and bruises all over her, followed by the supporting role, played by Peyton.

"Sister, you are back finally. I’ve heard that you have been taken away and you have already suffered misfortune. Thank god you’re back. Everything had gone." Seeing Samantha, Peyton stepped forward and nervously grasped her hand.

Unfortunately, Samantha's hand was injured only yesterday. At this time, the wound didn't heal. When Peyton grabbed her so hard, Samantha's hand was in great pain, but she held it back.

She would try her best to stop Peyton having her way again! After all, she managed to neutralize the advantage of her.

The most irritating thing was that Peyton actually changed her lines.

"Cut." Director Solomon stopped and looked at Peyton. "You changed the lines."

Peyton said with a smile, "Director, I just think the lines are not perfect, so I made some adjustments. I think it would be better to show the girl's scheming. It's my fault. I didn't expect Miss Powell can't follow my play."

Well, wasn't this saying that Helena was not good at improvisation?

No one blamed Peyton for changing the lines personally, which was the taboo in acting. On the contrary, Helena was blamed for incompetence and being unable to follow the play and keep up with the pace.