Stealing opportunities was a common occurrence in the entertainment industry.

Eleanor acted without fear, knowing she had Brian's support.

"I genuinely can't comprehend why Mr. Hughes favors Eleanor. Is it simply because she's attractive?" Valeria sighed.

“Perhaps. Men tend to be rather visual creatures,“ Rosalynn replied with a smile.

“However, I don't believe Eleanor is as striking as you are! And Mr. Hughes ought to appreciate you too. Rosalynn, do your best to steer him away from Eleanor."

Valeria winked at Rosalynn.

Rosalynn chuckled.

"I'm afraid I'm not capable of such a feat."

She didn't believe she could be the one to reform a notorious womanizer.

“But I've already boasted to Eleanor. Rosalynn, you must stand up for me." Valeria clutched her hand and pouted playfully.

Rosalynn couldn't help but burst into Laughter.

After a moment of contemplation, she finally conceded.

"Alright, I'1L give it a shot."

After all, she was still Brian's wife.

Her friend had been wronged by her husband's mistress. Naturally, she should aid Valeria in settling the score.

“Really? Are you serious, Rosalynn? I was just kidding."

Valeria hadn't expected her flippant remark to elicit such a prompt promise from Rosalynn.

“I've taken it to heart," Rosalynn responded earnestly.

“I believe in you! You've always been so kind to me!"

Valeria encircled Rosalynn's waist and her face lit up with joy.

Rosalynn, amused, gently pushed her away and resumed revising the design blueprint.

They discussed the new design in detail, and Rosalynn didn't leave until she briefed the construction crew on the changes.