Her sudden question caught Rosalynn off guard.

In her novel, the third male lead was a tall, athletic man who was good at playing basketball.

It was true that Kyson matched the image.

"Do you think I should recommend Kyson to Brewster?" Karina asked.

Rosalynn raised her eyebrows, but before she could say anything, a man's voice came from beside her.

“Miss Glyn, you want to cast the boy in the No. 9 jersey?"

It was Brewster.

"Mr. Riley."

Rosalynn and Karina greeted him.

"Yes. He would be a good fit. What do you think?" Karina asked enthusiastically.

"You have a good eye."

Brewster watched Kyson, who was drinking water and talking to his teammates not far away, and nodded in approval.

He also thought the boy stood out.

Rosalynn chuckled.

"Kyson's a finance major. He has no experience with acting."

Brewster answered, "It doesn't matter. The script is for a love drama, so casting someone with good looks is also important. If I'm being honest, his face will make up for whatever his acting lacks. Just look how many fans he has now. He's already this popular, and he hasn't even gotten that much exposure."

As Rosalynn Listened to Brewster, she thought of how directors really had to think about the big picture.

She said, "I don't know if he'll do it."

"Why don't you ask him?" Karina said.

As they were talking, a shout came from not far away.