Rural Belle & Three Heirs

"Get him out?"

Chloe was taken aback by Zara's suggestion.

"How am I supposed to do that? I can't just separate him from his mom, can I?" Chloe looked worried.

She couldn't understand how she had already gotten into a conflict with Grant's mother when she hadn't even planned on marrying into the Martin family yet.

"Tell Mr. Martin you want to move in with him. Doesn't he have a villa? You two could live there," Zara suggested.

In the past, this idea might have worked. But now, with Adelaide having moved the entire Davis family to Sovereign City, there was no way she could bring up living with Grant.

"No way, my aunt would never agree to that. We need to think of another solution," Chloe dismissed Zara's idea.

Seeing Chloe so troubled, Zara decided to take her out for a break. "Chloe, come on. Claudia just called me. She said she found a screenwriter to discuss the script for 'Sixty- Six Letters' in an hour. You're one of the producers. Want to join us?"noveldrama

Chloe, feeling bored, agreed casually. "Sure, let's go. I attended a script meeting with Michael before, and it was pretty interesting. Those writers are usually quite funny."

The two of them drove to the café where Claudia had arranged the meeting.

When Chloe and Zara arrived, they found that Claudia had also invited Isidora. Today, Isidora was dressed very innocently, sitting next to the female screenwriter, smiling as she recounted how she met Grant.

She said, "Grant and I had a campus romance. He loved playing basketball, and I loved watching him play."

"I thought he was amazing and admired him so much. Whenever he played, I would bring water and sit in the stands, waiting for him. He could always see me when he turned around."

"Our love was so pure back then, just pure love, you know?"

Zara was annoyed hearing Isidora talk like this.

She immediately wanted to confront Isidora. After all, Grant had never publicly acknowledged any relationship with Isidora.

Given how much he seemed to dislike her, there was no way he had feelings for her.

For the sake of promoting 'Sixty-Six Letters,' Isidora's occasional fabrications were tolerable. But saying such things in front of the screenwriter could influence the creative process.

Seeing Zara getting upset, Chloe quickly intervened. "Zara, what are you doing?" Zara said, "I can't stand her nonsense. She really thinks she's the inspiration for 'Sixty- Six Letters'? I heard from some sources that Grant never dated her."

Since Grant was funding the movie and Chloe was the producer, Zara paid close attention to these matters. She had even talked to some of their classmates from back then, who all seemed to be hiding something.

Isidora's exaggerated stories made it seem like she and Grant had a deep love. This could damage Chloe's reputation, especially since Anissa already had a poor attitude towards her. If things continued like this, Chloe's situation would only get worse.

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As Chloe's best friend, Zara always stood by her during tough times.

"Alright, forget it. Scripts are inspired by life but are always more dramatic. The screenwriter will refine it. We can make adjustments to the final script," Chloe said.

As the producer, Chloe had control over the script. If she was unsatisfied with the final product, she could decide not to fund the movie.

This project was only happening because Claudia had convinced Grant. If Claudia hadn't hinted at it, Isidora wouldn't dare to make things up.

So, arguing with Isidora over details was pointless.

Seeing no reaction from Chloe and Zara, Isidora became even more boastful.

She feigned shyness and said to the screenwriter, "Do you know where Grant and I had our first kiss?"

Hearing the word "kiss," Chloe's expression changed instantly.

As Grant's current girlfriend, Isidora mentioning their first kiss in front of her was clearly meant to provoke her.

Seeing Chloe's reaction, Claudia stepped in, smiling as she tried to calm her down. "Miss Davis, don't take it to heart. We're just digging into the details of 'Sixty-Six Letters.' Since it's a love story, Miss Faye needs to share her experiences for the screenwriter to create a better script, right?"

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Claudia's words annoyed Zara.

"Claudia, it seems like you invited us here not to discuss the script but to let Isidora upset Chloe," Zara said.

Claudia quickly denied it. "Oh, Ms. Jenkins, you're overthinking it. Miss Davis is Mr. Martin's fiancée and the producer. How could I let anyone upset her?"

"We're just discussing the script. The more details we have, the better our screenwriter can create an excellent story."

"And when the movie is released, it will be a hit..."

Feeling that Claudia was on her side, Isidora became even more outrageous.

She continued, "Our first kiss was in a small grove where many couples at school would go. Grant was wearing a white shirt, standing in front of me. He slowly leaned in and told me he loved me..."

Isidora wasn't an actress, but she spoke with such emotion, as if she was reliving the moment.

The screenwriter took notes diligently, but Chloe found Isidora's words unbearable. Even though she was a businesswoman, she couldn't accept the idea of her boyfriend kissing another woman.

She didn't want to hear any more of Isidora's nonsense. She stood up and pulled Zara to leave.

At that moment, a girl in sportswear suddenly rushed in, grabbed the glass of water in front of Isidora, and splashed it on her with a loud smack.