Chapter 32: Seedling

Ada Vanderhoof stepped out of the dressing room.

Everyone glanced over at her, the bright glamour, reflecting the light. In this scene, set at a banquet, Ada, the supporting actress, made a dazzling entrance, a sight that everyone looked up to.

Ada, portrayed as an exotic and ostentatious flower in the setting, blends the beauty of soft femininity with the darkness of deceit. Although she doesn't have many scenes, she is an important character in the drama.

Cameron Cromwell's scripts always center around their twists and turns.

Each character is both righteous and evil, making them exceptionally hard to capture accurately.

As soon as Hallie Morgan appeared, everyone seemed to see a beautiful woman with a story. Underneath her opulent floral attire, there seemed to be a soul burdened with wounds. Cameron Cromwell paused for a moment, then announced, "Get ready to film."

The perspective began.