She loathed relying on him and put all the blame on Rosalynn!

Rosalynn was living a life of blissful marriage and family; she had even won over Noemi.

The very idea gnawed at Selina. She would do whatever she could to ruin Rosalynn's life!

On Saturday, Rosalynn made a trip to the film set where everything was proceeding as usual.

The screenwriter, Tilda, held the original work in such high regard that she kept the dialogue virtually unchanged.

"Aren't you planning any changes?" Rosalynn finally asked.

Tilda shrugged. "There's no need to tinker with perfection," she replied.

Rosalynn blinked, surprised. No need to tinker?

Did that imply Tilda was happy with the romantic scenes?

"Should I take that as a compliment?" Rosalynn asked hesitantly.

Tilda chuckled. “Rosalyn, your talent is undeniable. Why not write another novel?"

Rosalynn contemplated the idea. "Maybe after the baby arrives." Brian might object if she started writing now.

“Well, when you do decide to adapt another one, keep me in mind for the screenplay," Tilda joked. “Another easy gig wouldn't hurt."

Easy gig? That implied minimal effort for a big payoff.

Rosalynn couldn't help but chuckle. "Only a true intellectual could deliver such a backhanded compliment," she said. "It takes a keen eye to appreciate the subtlety."

Tilda grinned. "Likewise."

They bantered back and forth until Karina walked over. "What are you guys talking about?"

“Easy gigs," Tilda quipped with a wink.

“Easy gigs?" Karina repeated, her brow furrowed in confusion.

Tilda and Rosalynn exchanged amused glances and burst out laughing.