Chapter 371
Heartbreak Brings Mr. Right
âEnough with the insults.
Even as a die-hard fan of Kristy, Iâve cast my vote for Selah.
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âItâs clear Kristy was outdone.
We accept it wholeheartedly.
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âThe gap between Kristy and Selah is evident.
Kristy has much to learn.
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âWelcome back, Selah.
The best is yet to come.
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Selah emerged victorious.
An overjoyed Lindsey, tears streaming down her face, embraced Selah.
âYouâre incredible, Selah.
Iâm so proud.
Youâre the true leading Lady.
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Returning the embrace, Selah fought back tears.
âThank you, Lindsey.
Iâm lost without you.
Youâre the reason I got a second chance.
Youâre the beacon that the swan with a broken neck followed.
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Selah resolved to follow that beacon for life.
As they shared this tearful moment, Vincentâs stern voice cut through.
âJayleen, Iâm aware of your ploy with the paid voters during the audition.
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âFurthermore, sheâs been influe
ncing the judges with bribes.
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Ruby, the voiceâs owner, stood with a piercing gaze.
Being the most seasoned figure in the film industry, Ruby had an extensive network of connections.
No matter what happened, it could not escape from her eyes.
Before arriving here, sheâd heard about the bribery of the judges, prompting her to come personally.
Vincent, too, had noticed that three judges, compromised by bribes, were deliberately obstructing Selahâs progress.
Without their interference, Selah might have already secured her victory.
âIâll make sure this issue gets investigated thoroughly.
â Vincentâs displeased glance swept across the room.
The implicated judges hung their heads, visibly shaken.
Then, turning to Jayleen with a stern look, Vincent publicly rebuked her actions, âJayleen, your actions have crossed a line.
I wonât be working with any artists under your management in the future.
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âMr.
Lopez, please, thereâs been a misunderstanding.
I didnât hire any paid voters.
Iâ¦â Jayleen stammered in desperation.
âDonât bother explaining!â Vincent interrupted.
âDo you think Iâm unaware that you bribed my staff for the audition script ahead of time? Jayleen, youâve been an agent for years.
Donât you realize that while the script is set, the performance is not? I deliberately had the scriptwriter add an illogical plot to the third scene.
It was a test of adaptability, but you directed Kristy to stick rigidly to the script, missing the whole point! Jayleen, you have done so many despicable things.
Youâre not fit to be an agent.
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Vincent then turned his stern gaze to Kristy.
âKristy, you had so much potential at the start of your career.
I had high hopes for you.
But instead of enhancing your acting skills, you chose underhanded tactics.
This is a real letdown.
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