Brewster gave her a thoughtful look and remarked, "You're quite attractive."

Ivy felt a surge of happiness and smiled proudly.

But her joy was short-lived as Brewster added, “But I'm sorry, your appearance doesn't stand out in any particular way and doesn't fit our requirements."

He thought she didn't possess any striking physical features?

What was he trying to look for?

Wasn't it sufficient for an actress to be attractive?

Ivy's face showed her disbelief and disagreement.

"Could you elaborate on your criteria?"

Brewster scanned the room and then gestured towards another girt.

"She's looked unique. She has an air of ethereal beauty and sophistication."

Ivy noticed a girl standing serenely, clad in a white gown.

Her black hair flowed down her shoulders, accentuating her slim and elegant silhouette.

“Isn't that Zoe Gilbert, the second-year dance student? The person who stole your spotlight the last time!" Ivy's friend spoke to her.

Ivy wore a gloomy expression, and, of course, she recognized the girl.

During significant festivals and holidays, the local TV station would elect a few students from local schools to feature in television programs.

College dance students would prepare for the programs with their instructors' assistance.

Ivy gained fame in the college's Dance Department due to her family connections.

As a result, she typically took the lead in dance performances whenever they occurred.

However, things changed last year when a new dance instructor suggested Zoe as the new lead.

In the previous performance, it was Zoe who led the way.