“Thank you, Mr. Salazar. Anyway, I'm not the only rookie on the team. It's also Tyler's first time. We would both appreciate your guidance. Thank you very much, Mr. Salazar," Cole replied, feigning humility.

Francis knew what he was worried about and patted him on the shoulder.

He said complacently, "Don't worry. I know what to do. This rookie needs to learn his place. I'll whip him into shape if he can't play his role well. I informed his agent yesterday that we would gather at nine o'clock. But the actual timing was eight.

Also, I arranged the progress such that Tyler's scene would be shot first. Do you know why I made this arrangement?”

Cole was stunned and soon realized that Francis intended to cause trouble for Tyler!

If a rookie, who hadn't officially started his career and was merely one of the supporting actors, dared to be late for the first day's shoot and make the crew wait for him, he would definitely be taught a harsh lesson.

Cole was relieved that the director his aunt got him treated him well.

He complimented Francis, "Mr. Salazar, you are so experienced. I really admire you."

Francis smiled confidently and said, "If I claim to be the second best in training new actors, no one will dare to be the first."

With that, he glanced at his watch and said, "Look, it's already eight."

He stood up and pretended to inspect the crew.

"Is everyone here? Who's the first to go? You can go get your makeup done now," he boomed authoritatively.

The crew exchanged glances, but no one said anything.

Francis had already predicted what was going on and snickered to himself. He pretended to be angry and shouted, “Who is in the first scene? Are the characters ready?"

The assistant producer glanced at the script and said weakly, "The first scene is about the character Gifford Natt falling in love with the heroine Sheila Lowell at first sight. But the actor doesn't seem to be here yet."

“Who's the actor? Call him over right now!" Francis cried as he flew into a rage, startling all the actors and actresses present.

The assistant producer replied, "His name is Tyler Brewer, a rookie."

Francis scolded, "I knew it! Rookies these days have no respect for rules!"

When he was about to curse, a gentle female voice interrupted him, "Mr. Salazar, don't worry. We were here early this moming."

It was Ariana. She was walking calmly out of the dressing room, and her sudden appearance shocked everyone present.