So after she went head-to-head with Sherry, Sherry would once again be mocked for her ugly image and useless skills. People like her just end up self-destructing.
It only made sense.
"Hurry up, it's your turn. I can't wait to watch you make a fool of yourself."
Julia crossed her arms, clearly enjoying the show.
Sherry stepped forward calmly.
Her presence was nothing like Julia's.
She looked cold and distant.
Julia scoffed, "So stiff. The cold beauty look is the hardest to pull off. One wrong move and you just look blank. With her lack of range, Sherry could never pull it off."
But in the next second, the whole place erupted in gasps.
"Perfect! Absolutely perfect! That's exactly the vibe we wanted! It fits so well!!!"
Not just that—everyone looked like they'd just found a treasure.
Julia almost blurted out, "Are you crazy?!"
This was exactly the Sherry she knew and hated—this was just Sherry being herself!
"You don't think she's just playing herself? Actors always end up acting like themselves, don't they?"
She'd been torn apart for that exact criticism before—and she'd secretly gotten that director fired.
Her acting was amazing. She didn't need anyone lecturing her.
They just didn't get it. They kept saying she was just "being herself," but almost nobody had actually seen her true side. They were just a bunch of clueless idiots.
They didn't have half the taste of people in Keiperian. She'd always thought that if she worked there, everyone would praise her and love her style.
But these people were from Keiperian!
So why were their comments getting more and more baffling?
"How can you even praise this?"
She looked sharply at Ann.
Ann's expression was the same as everyone else's—deeply impressed and clearly delighted.
Julia still refused to back down.

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