You Are Mine (English) Chapter 19: He Came

Edie was late for her audition because of Zoe. It was ten o’clock when she arrived at the Movie Tower. Rhoda stopped and parked her car in the underground parking garage. Edie took the elevator to the eighth floor to the audition. As soon as Edie entered through the door, she saw a large crowd of people gathered together.

There was a space in the middle of the floor with a three-ter platform. Not far from the platform, there were five or six tables, and chairs and three people were sitting together. To discuss what? Edie wondered.

A female actress was on the platform auditioning. The actress would nod her head whenever soone told her what they wanted her to do. Edie could only see the back of the actress’s head, so she had no idea who the actress was.

She whispered to an assistant next to her, "Who’s auditioning?" The assistant glanced at her, and she could tell that Edie was not a big star. She said in a cold and impatient voice, "Janet Hayes."

Then she turned around and left without looking at Edie.

Edie couldn’t recall the na Janet Hayes and estimated that even her status was inferior; she might be a new person. The assistant director held up his hand and shouted, "one, two, three, action!" As soon as she heard the assistant’s voice, Janet began to jump down.

"Stop!" The assistant director roared impatiently. "Janet, are you a piece of wood? Why would you jump straight down? You are a swordswoman! Not a zombie!" Janet’s eyes burst into tears. "Director Zack, just give one more chance, please. "I’ll do it again. I’m sure it will be okay." Janet said. "What a jump! Ti for another one. Your audition is over." he said.

The assistant ordered her to be taken off the platform. Janet knew that this rare opportunity had been screwed up by her being so nervous. She left with her head down and tore flowing down her face. Edie figured Janet’s audition was eliminated within ten seconds from the beginning to the end.

Starting out fresh in showbiz, if you were not famous, then no one would ever give you a smile or another chance at an audition. She took a deep breath and made up her mind to be chosen. "Miss Cara, long ti no see, I am sorry that I’m late," Edie said shyly.

Miss Cara, who had been working in the movie industry for a long ti, was not as snobbish as the others. She nodded to her, "It’s all right. You have lots of ti, co on in."

"Excuse , Cara, when is it going to be my turn?" Miss Cara looked through the papers and said, "You’re the eighth one in line. You are right after Hillary Janice. I’ll show you the script."

As she spoke, she handed her two pages. Edie thanked her and sat down to read the script.

Today’s audition didn’t seem to be too complicated. It was revolved around a fight. What they were looking for was the actress’s balance ability and physical coordination.

The story was about a woman who was hiding in a tree and just found out that her friend she grew up with was the one who killed her whole family. She jumped down from the tree and started to fight with the supporting actor. The supporting actor didn’t co today, so it was a fight choreographer that was taking his place.

The three-ter platform was simulated to be the tree. There was a sudden uproar in the crowd, and then all at once, there was a stillness. Edie slowly raised her head.

A man ca in from the gate. He was in a black suit. He was tall and had a fresh face. He had an impression on his face as though he was saying, "Do not get close to ." After a mont’s silence, everyone around him, excitedly said, "Oh, my God! How handso he is!"

"Who is he?"

"I don’t know."

"Is he the new actor?"

"Oh, my God! He is better than King Jay!"

"His power and presence are so intriguing."

"I couldn’t see his eyes." Jessie thought to herself.

Stuart’s eyebrows rose slightly, and his eyes grew colder. Stuart approached as if infected by his apathy, everyone swallowed in and shut their mouth. As Stuart passed, everyone stepped back involuntarily, and the dense crowd split into two streams and made a way for him.

Edie looked up at the noisy crowd, and when she saw Stuart, her eyes widened, and she stared at him. Why was he here? Wasn’t he on business in Hong Kong? When did he get back? Why did he co to the audition? Was he was coming for her, was he?

As soon as she looked up, she lowered her head at once. She even tried to bury herself in the crowd. According to Stuart’s character, he wouldn’t be too concerned to pretend not to know her.

What if people found out about their relationship? There were many people here. If she was written up in the gossip magazines, what would she beco, and what would the public think?

It was just half a year of a fake marriage, and she didn’t want to end her acting career. She thought about it again. If he was trying to find her, why didn’t he call her directly?

He didn’t have to co here. He must have been bored and tried to find sothing to do. He would leave soon, she thought.

Edie slowly raised her face and peeped at Stuart with the rest of her sight. Stuart walked to the center of the room, and the assistant director stood up.

The other three people stepped out and greeted Stuart. They extended their hands to shake hands with Stuart. "Mr. Yates, It’s been a long ti since we have seen you last."

Stuart faintly said, "Yes."

The director smiled and said, "Mr. Yates, you are so busy, what brings you to the movie Tower today?" Anyone a little famous in the city knew who Stuart was, and it was no exaggeration to say he was the king of the city.

The whole L. N. Group was the business empire of the Yates family, and Stuart was the reason behind all the power of the Yates family. I stamped his foot, the whole city vibrated.

Not to ntion the small companies of L. N. Group, like the Universe Entertainnt. It was the first dia company in the city, and this company found nurous famous stars.

There were hundreds of billions of dollars invested every year. In showbiz, if anyone had a relationship with soone in the Universe Entertainnt, her fa would rise.

The infamous stars only stood by and watched, but they were nothing in front of those who had money and power. As usual, infamous or famous, they didn’t have the qualifications to attend a reception with Stuart. So why did Stuart show up here today?

As for Stuart’s apathy, he had long heard that the assistant director didn’t care about any of that, the people in showbiz were much more snobbish than the average person. Stuart’s status was that he was proud, and it was taken for granted.