Dumping My Ex to Flash Marry the Untouchable CEO novel Chapter 1578

Aurora said seriously, “I’ll keep everything you said in mind. I won’t take it lightly.”

“Good. Just be careful in everything you do. Never underestimate her fanbase.”

The thought of it made the director’s heart race faster than usual.

“And the fact that it’s been quiet until now feels like they’re building up for something big.”

Aurora didn’t reply, but the heaviness in her chest deepened with his words.

“Don’t worry. If soldiers come, we’ll face them head-on; if water floods, we’ll block it. As long as I’ve done nothing wrong, I’ve got nothing to fear.”

Hearing that, the director felt she had a point.

She was right—if she stayed upright, she didn’t have to fear shadows.

Besides, with all the cameras around, Yvonne wouldn’t dare to do anything outrageous.

Feeling reassured, the director waved his hand, signaling Aurora to get ready.

It was almost time to start filming; she needed to sort out her makeup and outfit.

Aurora didn’t linger any longer. She knew exactly what kind of person the director was.

Now that everything had been laid out clearly, the rest would depend on her.

She also understood how the director must feel.

After all, when problems arose on a show, he was always the first one people blamed.

He was under enormous pressure keeping her on this program, and she should be grateful for that.

The chance to stay on the show hadn’t come easily.

She quickly stood in front of Aurora, blocking her completely from Yvonne’s probing gaze.

Her eyes turned sharp as she straightened her back, looking every bit like she was ready to say, “What do you want?”

In Megan’s eyes, Yvonne always seemed to have bad intentions.

Seeing this, Aurora couldn’t help but laugh, though warmth spread quietly through her chest.

She knew Megan was only acting this way out of concern for her.

Having Megan by her side gave Aurora a sense of reassurance.

She could feel the genuine care and worry behind Megan’s protective stance.

Aurora gently tugged on Megan’s sleeve. “It’s fine, you don’t have to be so tense.”