Lucia paused her drinking hand, her clear eyes gave a slight glance, and immediately spotted the man in the crowd. Not because of her sharp eyes, but because Steven is so charming that he is like a natural spotlight, and wherever he goes, he loses his luster.

Steven could have dressed up today, with a dark suit and a white shirt showing off his noble and unapproachable demeanor to the fullest.

Especially the moment he walked towards her with his golden ratio long legs, she, the old witch who had lived for two lifetimes, gave her heart a jolt.

This man... A demon, the kind that doesn't know it.

Steven's gaze swept around the actress's longing eyes and finally settled on Lucia's pretty eyes. It was the first time he had seen Lucia working in a costume, because she was playing a princess who had been to war, and her fabric was simpler than that of any other lady's costume.

The colors were darker and less varied, and it was thought that such an outfit would look rather dull among a group of makeup, but it did not diminish Lucia's charm when she wore it. Instead, it added a touch of masculinity to her eyebrows.

This made Steven, who was used to beautiful women, take a look.

Faye was stunned when she saw Steven's appearance. Even though she had a crush on someone, she had to admit the man's excellence.

But she would never tolerate Lucia being favored by such a perfect man.

Convinced of her own charm, she deliberately walked up to Steven with a graceful gait, but before she could greet him, Alan mercilessly blocked her, and Steven didn't see her at all, but walked straight towards Lucia.

Faye was so angry that she cursed Steven for having no taste.

Steven stood in front of Lucia, his tall figure completely enveloping her figure, and he smiled faintly, "I heard you liked the rose I sent last time."

Lucia, listening to the exclamations around her, thought to herself, "This man really doesn't know how much envy and jealousy his actions have aroused. Is it necessary to speak out so openly?"

Now, to say that they didn't have an affair, even ghosts wouldn't believe it.

Steven looked at Lucia's troubled expression and thought she didn't like roses. He whispered, "You don't like roses?"

"No, I do like it. I just thought of something else, thank you for the gift." She dared to throw a face at Mr. Steven, fearing she would be forked out.

Steven was satisfied with her answer and smiled sincerely. Alan caught his boss in a good mood and couldn't contain his joy.

He's going to get a raise!!

boss had never pursued any girl before, so when he was asked for some advice on gift-giving, he chose the popular and romantic rose based on his years of experience with girls.

Now Alan is so excited that he can run five kilometers. It seems from the smile on Steven's lips that he can see his future of getting a promotion, a raise, and marrying a rich and beautiful woman.

Steven had only Lucia in his eyes. He gentlemanly pulled out his chair and invited Lucia to sit down, wiped the cup Alan had taken out himself and poured her a cool drink.

Then he looked at the crowd, his gaze turned cold again. "Are you going on strike today?"

The director, having come to his senses, shouted loudly, and then all the people took their positions.

Faye stared fixedly at Lucia, and if the eyes could kill, she wouldn't mind beating her to a sieve.

This Mr. Steven's identity was mysterious, and she had used all her power before but couldn't find any information about him, which was enough to show that this man was equally noble.

His eyes were so captivating, yet there was only Lucia, and he was so meticulous in wiping the cups, pouring the water, and taking care of everything. How could a trash from the bottom of society be favored by a god-like man?

The other actors couldn't help but secretly marvel at Lucia's good tricks. While they were still struggling to curry favor with Miss Faye, she had already firmly captured the heart of the noble investor. How amazing!

Lucia had no idea that her image in everyone's mind had completely changed. She was just focused on her script. Soon it would be her scene with Faye. She didn't have many other skills, so she had to use her acting to make Faye submit.

Because Faye replaced Indira, the screenwriters had to give her a lot of screen time to promote her, so that she, a minor character, is now almost as good as the third female lead herself.

Evil capitalism.

Faye, seeing Lucia so absorbed, quickly took out the script to prepare, but couldn't contain the joy at the corner of her mouth.

She had previously emphasized to the screenwriter that other scenes should be avoided as much as possible, mainly to increase her scenes with Princess Wendy. Faye is confident in her acting skills, and the character she plays is endearing. As long as the audience is not blind, it's easy to win sympathy for Lucia, the villain.

It's worth noting that over the past two years she has made a lot of trouble for Lucia. In the past two years, Lucia has either been a bit player or a background character, not even a single line. The last time she auditioned, it was just a little bit of a blind cat bumping into a dead mouse.

Maybe it's just a makeshift skill I've practiced for months. A real script is not a few minutes' worth of clips, and she has little experience. She's sure to win on her own.

Faye gave her a sideline glance, her eyes revealing undisguised disdain.

Kiera felt more and more uneasy as she read the script. How could there be so many scenes with Princess Wendy? Is Faye trying to trample Lucia with her acting skills?

Oh my god, Kiera shudders at the thought of Lucia's terrifying acting, her supreme gaze. Faye had no role before and didn't see Lucia's true level at all, and she didn't know that Bella had difficulty connecting scenes, and even Cynthia gave Lucia a few high praises.

Since then, anyone who saw their scenes with Lucia had a look worse than the death of a loved one, with their looks, temperament, and acting skills all broken to shreds, and many actors began to question their lives after acting.

Everyone else was avoiding it, but Faye insisted on getting close to Lucia, really... It's so frustrating.

Lucia twitched the corners of her mouth as she looked at the full scenes with her acting skills? Faye probably... Bad brain?

The two walked slowly in front of the camera, gave each other a disdainful look, calculating in their own minds.

This scene is about Miss Anna innocent visit to the garden, but because she saw injustice on the road and came to her aid, she accidentally whipped Princess Nan Ting in the imperial garden and was then punished. Miss Anna, as the heroine's friend, is extremely pitiful.

In short, this scene is the one that attracts Faye's fans and Lucia's hatred.

Faye lowered her head, looking at the thick and long whip in her hand, and then at Lucia's smooth and beautiful face. Suddenly, an idea occurred to her. She wanted to see how Lucia could seduce men without this face.