Your Guise Is Slipping, Miss Pearl romance Capítulo 383

"As long as you don't forget me." Pearl whispered, her eyes still glistening with tears as she bowed. "I have no requests, but I have four wishes: I hope you live a long life, that you get the recognition you deserve, and that you don't forget me, and we'll meet again one day."

Benjamin was deeply moved by her heartfelt words and couldn't help but grab Pearl by her waist. "I'm not leaving, I'm staying. I don't need recognition!"

Pearl gently pushed him away, her tearful expression transforming into a faint smile. "Thank you, Mister Benjamin."

The emotional intensity of the farewell scene left a lasting impact on everyone who witnessed it.

"Cut!" The director finally snapped back to reality and ended the scene.

Benjamin, as if waking from a dream, realized what he had said and done, and his face turned pink with embarrassment.

"What are you doing, Benjamin? Your line should be, 'I'll remember that. I'll marry you when I return.' Where did that come from?"

"I'm sorry. Miss Pearl's acting was so convincing that I couldn't hold back," Benjamin confessed, his cheeks still flushed with embarrassment as he hung his head.

"Not at all, your acting is great."

But Pearl's intention was not to act alongside Benjamin. Instead, she looked at Jenny, who stood behind her with wide-open eyes, clearly in disbelief.

Pearl couldn't help but smile when she saw Jenny's bewildered expression. "Although I've never acted or received formal training, I have empathy. Once you understand the true essence of acting, as long as you can memorize the script and don't suffer from stage fright, how can you not perform well?"

The director, eager to have Pearl on board, began to grovel. "Would you consider acting in this show? I'll give you the role of the second female lead. What do you think?"

Pearl shook her head and proudly replied," No."

"Um... then the female lead! I'll make you the female lead!" The director was desperate to have Pearl join the cast, as her connection to Leonard Freeman would bring unparalleled attention to the production. Just the mention of his mentee's involvement would draw thousands of viewers.

Jenny, infuriated by the director's favoritism, protested loudly, "I'm the female lead! You can't just give away the role! If you do this, I'll ask Richard to withdraw his funding!"

Caught in a difficult situation, the director didn't know what to do.