Despite her poor character, Brielle still had a pretty face. Now, in her depressed state, she looked like a flower soaked by rain and this softened his heart.

“It's good that was solved. Just be careful in the future." Finally, he offered her some comforting words.

Brielle raised her head to find that Jasper's face was looking better. She leaned against his shoulder.

"Jasper, I want to act in a movie," she said in a coquettish tone.

"Recently, I've taken an interest in a new film by Winslow Calderon. The film crew is publicly recruiting."

“You can go for an audition if you want," he answered perfunctorily. A cigarette hung from his mouth as he fumbled around for a lighter.

Feeling his impatience, Brielle froze for a moment. He wasn't as gentle with her as he had been before since her image had been damaged. He also no longer took her words seriously, and would always give her offhand answers.

It seemed that all men were bad.

Sometimes, Brielle wondered if Jasper had fallen in love with Ariana again.

Otherwise, why would he watch her so intently?

She clenched her fists, jealousy swelling inside her. She swore that she wouldn't let Ariana have a happy life.

"What are you thinking about? Are you getting unhappy again?” Jasper clicked his tongue. Women really were hard work, he thought to himself.

Brielle did her best to hide her emotions.

"I'm not unhappy. I just wanted you to use your connections to help me. And maybe spend some money getting Mr. Calderon to give me a role."

“You want me to help you with this? Do you know how much that would cost? And do you even know how to act?"

Jasper considered all of the money he had already spent on Brielle, and became more impatient.

Her face turned cold.

"I know what you're annoyed about. Isn't it about Ariana? I have an idea."

This piqued Jasper's interest.

"What's your idea? As long as we kick Ariana out of the Anderson Group, the company will definitely be ours in the future."