Spoiled by the Silver Fox novel Chapter 508

Putnam stood in the crowd, didn't show himself, but recorded the whole incident on video and sent it to Sebastian.

He then told Sebastian that it seemed like Steph had a bit too much to drink; she was totally wasted at the Palmer family's gathering, and he asked if Sebastian would come over.

Sebastian didn't plan to come at first; it was Steph who messed up. Why should he be the one to go and find her?

But then he saw the video—glass shards scattered everywhere, and Steph was standing there, barefooted.

In the end, he couldn't resist going...

Angelina Peck, hearing Stephanie's words, stepped forward and said, "Yo, Ms. Bishop... You're speaking up for your fellow performers, huh? But what can you do? That’s just how the entertainment industry is. If you don't like it, just stay out of it, and don't stop others from advancing."

Stephanie didn't drink much tonight, and it was just champagne, but she seemed a bit tipsy now.

She couldn't control her emotions; she just wanted to lash out and express her inner dissatisfaction without any concern!

She scoffed, not thinking before she spoke; "Who are you? Do I know you? Before you talk to me, introduce yourself! Not everyone gets the privilege to talk to me!"

Aren't these rich ladies always like this—superior and condescending?

She can do that too!

She can be even more arrogant and annoying than them!

Tonight, she’s going to be an arrogant lady!

She’s going to piss off these snobby rich people!

Hearing this, Angelina Peck was almost choked with rage.

This Stephanie is too cocky!

But unlike an uncultured girl who can be shameless, I still have my dignity.

She maintained a gentle smile and said, "Do you need me to introduce myself?"

Stephanie waved her hand and said, "No need, because I have no desire to know you at all!"

Everyone: "..." That's someone from the Peck family.

"Steph, what are you doing?"

"Steph, are you okay?"

"Oh my god, Steph, what are you doing? It's Maddie's birthday."

Stephanie turned to the three of them, smiled, and said, "Ha, the party tonight... it's just too crazy... I couldn't stand it, so I thought I'd help out."

"Steph, are you drunk?"

"No, I'm not drunk. I just feel sick. Why is the party so chaotic? They’re openly discriminating against female performers, and no one is doing anything. I became an actress to pursue my dream—my dream of one day becoming a great actress, a movie queen, recognized by everyone. But today, I realized that the entertainment industry is so messed up that it's shattered all my beautiful illusions.

If the entertainment industry isn't right, then I don't want to stay and have people look at us with prejudice and even affect our families, but I still want to act. I love acting. I guess I'll just have to make it better!

I want them to promise not to look down on us female actresses; no one is allowed to!

Otherwise, I'll make them pay!"