"It's the actress Director Irving chose to replace Ivy," Hans Montrose trailed beside her, his burgundy suit particularly eye-catching, with a hint of coldness flashing in his seductive eyes, "It's Sheryl Lancaster's sister, Luna Lancaster."
Melody Thorne entered the hall, and Nina King immediately ran over to her, "Melody, Melody, look at this, your position is really under threat."
After chatting at the bar that day, Nina started calling Melody Thorne "sister," simply because her ambition was grand enough.
"Call me Melody," Melody Thorne's gaze followed the direction Nina pointed.
Coincidentally, Luna Lancaster looked over at her too, with a provocative glint in her eyes.
Daring to snatch her sister's man, she wanted to see what kind of person it was. She took a low-paying role in Director Irving's play just to teach this woman a lesson.
According to the crew, Ivy had been bested by her.
