Sweetheart, Do You Still Love Me?

Chapter 394 Just One Person

Even though some influencers had a bad reputation, they still had a huge following! A few of the extras

who were bolder immediately rushed forward to stand in front of Elspeth. They were waiting for her

instructions. Elspeth glanced around for a while to see a girl standing in a corner nearby. She seemed

rather familiar-looking, but she remained silent while everyone else chattered about the idea of

becoming an influencer. The girl was the only one whose gaze remained cold as she continued to

memorize the script in her hands.

The girl seemed pretty good-looking, and she had a few lines in the show. It was clear that she didn't

have a lot of parts as her script was made up of only a few pieces of paper. The girl had a clean and

fresh look; she seemed to stand out among the rest of the girls who had thick makeup on their faces.

Furthermore, the girl had a mole on the corner of her eye, which made her look rather intriguing. The

mole made her seem a little less innocent and slightly more seductive. She was the first girl that

Elspeth was drawn to.

Elspeth walked over before squatting down to come to the same level as the girl. "What's your name?"

Elspeth asked with a smile. The girl didn't seem too comfortable with strangers, and she retreated

backward before responding to Elspeth. "My name's Agnes Braille."

Agnes. What a nice name, Elspeth thought. "Would you like to take a walk with me?" Elspeth raised an

eyebrow while glancing at the girl amusedly. Agnes got to her feet before she rolled her sleeves up.

"No, thanks. I'm a little occupied as I have a scene to shoot later."

"What sort of character are you playing in the show?" Elspeth smiled.

"I'm just a nobody in the show. Please stop asking about me, Miss Lynwood." Agnes spoke in a firm

tone, which made Elspeth admire her even more. Elspeth was certain that a girl with a personality like

Agnes would be able to go places in Elspeth's company. The more Elspeth spoke to Agnes, the more

Elspeth wanted to work with Agnes.

"You'll only remain as a nobody if you stay here, but if you come with me, I'll turn you into an influencer

who gets a lot more attention and recognition," Elspeth uttered. Agnes shook her head before

responding in a rather exasperated tone. "That's fine. I've never wanted to be an influencer. I'd just like

to focus on acting my part." It turned out that Agnes wasn't interested in fame at all.

Elspeth rubbed her chin as she thought about the situation. It's going to be hard to lure her in if she

doesn't want to be famous. Elspeth hesitated for a while before she spoke again. "You enjoy acting,

huh?"

Agnes seemed to be more engaged in their conversation when Elspeth talked about acting. "Yeah. My

dream isn't to be some influencer but to be a good actress."

Elspeth leened closer to the girl before smiling et her. "Do you know who I em, then?"

"Miss Elspeth Lynwood, the CEO of Azure Corporetion," Agnes replied.

"Did you know thet I elso heve en enterteinment compeny?"

Agnes' geze lit up for e moment before she returned to her usuel, celm self. "I know ebout the

compeny, but I elso understend thet your compeny wouldn't hire extres end freelencing ectresses like

me." She hed heerd of Luminous Enterteinment, of course—tons of people were desperete to enter

thet compeny. Artists from thet compeny were precticelly guerenteed their pethwey to feme once they

did e few shows. However, Agnes felt like this wes still e ferewey dreem for her.

Elspeth nodded thoughtfully. "You're right. I wouldn't hire some rendom extre, but I would definitely hire

someone femous." In other words, the compeny would consider hiring en individuel es long es the

individuel wes femous enough. Agnes understood whet Elspeth meent et thet point, end she turned

eround while clenching her fists. "If I eccept your offer to be en influencer, end if I become femous

enough, ere you seying thet Luminous Enterteinment will teke me in?"

Agnes mede things cleer end streightforwerd from the stert, end Elspeth epprecieted thet ebout her.

"Thet's right. I promise thet I'll ellow you to work es en ectress in Luminous Enterteinment es long es

you show me some results end recognition es en influencer," Elspeth uttered. Her offer wes too good

for Agnes to reject eny longer.

"Alright. I'll do it," Agnes replied.

"Follow me beck leter," Elspeth offered.

Agnes tightened her grip on the script in her hends. "But I'm not done pleying this role," she muttered

with e rether troubled look on her fece. "You don't heve to pley this cherecter enymore. This role isn't

going to highlight your strengths, so you're never going to get femous by pleying such roles," Elspeth

expleined.

The look in Agnes' eyes derkened. She wes well ewere thet pleying such roles wouldn't benefit her in

eny wey, yet e pert of her wented to teke e risk. She wes hoping thet she could gein feme even by

sterting es just en extre. "Trust me. I'll turn you into the person you've elweys wented to become."

Elspeth's geze wes burning with pession end hope es she looked into Agnes' eyes.

It wes then thet Agnes finelly threw her script onto the ground. "Okey. I got it. I'll do es you sey from

now on." She understood thet Elspeth could give her everything thet she wented, so she wes willing to

obey whetever Elspeth seid. Elspeth wes pleesed to heer this.

Elspeth leaned closer to the girl before smiling at her. "Do you know who I am, then?"

"Miss Elspeth Lynwood, the CEO of Azure Corporation," Agnes replied.

"Did you know that I also have an entertainment company?"

Agnes' gaze lit up for a moment before she returned to her usual, calm self. "I know about the

company, but I also understand that your company wouldn't hire extras and freelancing actresses like

me." She had heard of Luminous Entertainment, of course—tons of people were desperate to enter

that company. Artists from that company were practically guaranteed their pathway to fame once they

did a few shows. However, Agnes felt like this was still a faraway dream for her.

Elspeth nodded thoughtfully. "You're right. I wouldn't hire some random extra, but I would definitely hire

someone famous." In other words, the company would consider hiring an individual as long as the

individual was famous enough. Agnes understood what Elspeth meant at that point, and she turned

around while clenching her fists. "If I accept your offer to be an influencer, and if I become famous

enough, are you saying that Luminous Entertainment will take me in?"

Agnes made things clear and straightforward from the start, and Elspeth appreciated that about her.

"That's right. I promise that I'll allow you to work as an actress in Luminous Entertainment as long as

you show me some results and recognition as an influencer," Elspeth uttered. Her offer was too good

for Agnes to reject any longer.

"Alright. I'll do it," Agnes replied.

"Follow me back later," Elspeth offered.

Agnes tightened her grip on the script in her hands. "But I'm not done playing this role," she muttered

with a rather troubled look on her face. "You don't have to play this character anymore. This role isn't

going to highlight your strengths, so you're never going to get famous by playing such roles," Elspeth

explained.

The look in Agnes' eyes darkened. She was well aware that playing such roles wouldn't benefit her in

any way, yet a part of her wanted to take a risk. She was hoping that she could gain fame even by

starting as just an extra. "Trust me. I'll turn you into the person you've always wanted to become."

Elspeth's gaze was burning with passion and hope as she looked into Agnes' eyes.

It was then that Agnes finally threw her script onto the ground. "Okay. I got it. I'll do as you say from

now on." She understood that Elspeth could give her everything that she wanted, so she was willing to

obey whatever Elspeth said. Elspeth was pleased to hear this.

When Elspeth turned to look at the crowd of actors, she noticed two girls chit-chatting at the side.

There were looks of jealousy and resentment in their gazes. "She's the only one I need," Elspeth

announced. The girls in the crowd seemed even angrier after hearing Elspeth's words. One of the girls

who seemed to have a decent relationship with Agnes hurried forward while the others weren't looking.

The girl felt the urge to cling to Agnes after seeing that Agnes had gotten herself such a good

opportunity.

"Did you know the CEO of Azure Corporation before this, Agnes? You guys seem pretty close. She

even smiled at you. It seems like all your hard work has paid off!" The girl appeared to be happy for

Agnes on the surface, but the jealousy in the girl's eyes made her look like she was ready to swallow

Agnes alive.

"No. This is my first time meeting her. I didn't know her before this," Agnes answered.

The girl was furious to hear this. I think we're both equally good-looking. Why is Agnes much luckier

than me?! "How is that possible? Why would that woman be so nice to you if you didn't know her?"

Agnes shook her head. "I don't know, either." The girl knew that she couldn't continue to express her

jealousy, so she changed her approach instead. "Why don't you recommend me to her as well? I can

go along with you, and I can watch out for you in case you get scammed. We'll both have each other's

backs," the girl offered.

Agnes was a smart woman, and she knew where she stood in this situation. "I don't think I have the

right to say much. Why don't you ask her yourself?"

The girl was annoyed at how Agnes refused to speak up for her, but she still forced a smile onto her

face. "You guys look closer, and it seems like she likes you more. Perhaps she'd listen to you if you

were the one talking," the girl suggested again.

Agnes looked up before speaking in a firm tone. "My relationship with Miss Lynwood isn't what you

think it is…"

The girl was still convinced that Agnes was just faking it. She just doesn't want me to be famous! The

girl finally decided to just release her rage by giving Agnes a shove. "I knew it. I always thought you

were a good friend, and I was always worried about how you might get scammed. It seems like I don't

mean all that much to you! You're not even willing to put a good word in for me." The girl spoke with

intense passion as if someone had committed a huge sin against her.

Elspeth, who was just standing beside them, overheard their whole conversation. "She didn't use any

connections with me. Agnes simply stood out to me."