The interview concluded after approximately an hour.

Allen promised to inform Sabrina of the interview results three days later.

As Sabrina left the office building, she took a deep breath, feeling confident about her performance.

As for the second interview, Sabrina felt less at ease compared to the first one.

The interviewer at this studio, a middle-aged man, consistently scrutinized her and even broached the topic of race during their communication, making Sabrina feel uncomfortable.

Sabrina wanted to work with people who would respect and welcome her in a friendly environment.

Due to her discomfort with the interviewer, she decided she didn't want to work here even if they offered her a job.

In the afternoon, Sabrina attended the third interview at Saleel Studio, located downtown.

From a distance, Sabrina spotted the signboard of Saleel Studio.

The entire front facade was constructed of glass, creating a transparent and open aesthetic that provided a clear view of the tastefully decorated interior.

Sabrina noticed several mannequins posing in the window, showcasing a variety of outfits. Some were dressed in modern clothing, while others adorned traditional attire.

It indicated that the studio allowed patrons to borrow clothing for photo shoots.

The interviewer at Saleel Studio was a local woman named Liliana.

Liliana was warm and welcoming toward Sabrina. It may have been due to Sabrina and the studio boss sharing the same nationality. Either way, the interview was a seamless and pleasant experience.

As Liliana accompanied Sabrina to the door, a man and a woman emerged from the film selection room, talking and laughing.

When the woman saw Sabrina, a glimmer of recognition crossed her face.

She took a closer inspection, and a realization dawned on her.

Suddenly, her expression and demeanor turned solemn.

With a raised chin, she turned to the man beside her and inquired, “William, who is she?"

William appeared to be in his thirties and wore a suit.