Seeing that Maria had gone this far to show her stand, Liza certainly wouldn't tell the people what had really happened in the dressing room.

Instead, she said coldly, “I don't know what wrong I have done to offend her. I was just doing my job."

Hearing this, all the makeup artists were once again convinced that this was all Maria's fault.

One of the makeup artists consoled Liza, “Anyway, we all know that your makeup skill is the best among us. Otherwise, you won't be chosen as the exclusive makeup artist for the heroine. Personally, I really appreciate your skill. In fact, I want to Learn from you, so I can also do your techniques!"

As Liza became the object of admiration among her fellow makeup artists, her complacency became more apparent.

“After I clock out for the day, I'll go home and do a Live broadcast. You can watch to see how I put makeup on," Liza said with a smug smile.

"Great! I'll send gifts during your Live," someone chirped.

Aside from the makeup artists and the stylists, the aspiring actors on the set also wanted to learn more skills from Liza, hoping it would improve their chances at their auditions in the future.

As a result, the number of people who wanted to side with Maria decreased.

The topic of conversation then shifted to makeup tips, and the girls clustered around Liza as they cheerfully exchanged advice. They only stopped chatting when Francis, the director, approached.

“Are you Maria's makeup artist?" Francis asked, nodding in Liza's direction.

“Huh? Oh, Mr. Jackson. Yes. Yes, I am," Liza replied, suddenly feeling nervous.

In the entertainment industry, Francis held a much higher status than Maria, who was just beginning her career.

The director was a stern person, and Liza could not even look him in the eye because he was too intimidating.

"I see." Francis thought for a moment before nodding in approval. "I saw what you did on Maria's face. You did a good job with her makeup. Now, hurry up and put the same makeup on Maria's substitute."

Francis asked Liza to do so because they would shoot some action scenes later.

He had not asked for Maria's opinion about the matter yet, but he did not mind using stuntmen to guarantee the safety of the actors.

“They should look similar, if not identical. Try your best to make her makeup resemble Maria's.”

“What? But that's.. Sir, I."

Liza wanted to protest, but she could not find the right words to say.

“What? You don't want to put makeup on a stuntman?" Francis asked with a frown.

He knew that Liza was the exclusive makeup artist for the lead actress, and he was also aware that experienced makeup artists Like her only worked for A-list celebrities.

However, to Francis, Liza was simply part of the crew of Female Military Counsellor.

And every member of the crew should try their best here for the greater good. It was their duty to make sure the filming went smoothly.