Spoiled by the Silver Fox

Without a doubt, Ashley's acting was also quite on point, but no matter what role she took on, she always managed to keep her cool. But Sullivan was a different story, he was all in, no holds barred. This kind of acting enabled him to bring his characters to life, it was seriously impressive. But it was not something everyone could pull off.

Ashley cautioned Sebastian, that he had to look after Stephanie properly, or there could be real trouble.

Emmert also warned that if they couldn't easily switch in and out of character, then they should not shoot romantic scenes between the male and female lead for now, because imagine if you couldn't break free from the character and then something went wrong!

Emmert had encountered many people who got too engrossed in their roles, some even played characters who died, and when they returned to reality, they found they were still alive. And then they did something drastic to themselves. Since they believed they were dead, they thought they shouldn't be alive anymore.

Then there was someone who played a crippled character, and when they came back to reality, they couldn't get themselves to walk properly. These things really happened.

The more Sebastian learned about these things, the more of a headache he got.

He never expected that getting the cheeky Stephanie into the entertainment industry could pose such a big risk!

After understanding the situation, Martin brainstormed and suggested, "President Ingram, how about you get Mrs. Bishop to help?"

Sebastian asked in surprise, "Would that work?"

"Isn't Ms. Bishop most afraid of her mom..."

Sebastian frowned and said, "But Sullivan says it's best if she can break free of the character herself... otherwise, if she always needs external help to break free, she won't be able to control this on her own."

"Then... how about having Mrs. Bishop act in a scene? Isn't Ms. Bishop currently playing a robot? If Mrs. Bishop falls ill, I really don't believe she can still think she's a robot, emotionless."Published by Nôv'elD/rama.Org.

Sebastian glared, "What if you scare her out of her wits, are you going to take responsibility?"

Martin helplessly said, "President Ingram, just forget I said anything..."

But Sebastian still kept his

suggestion in mind. If all else failed, he might have had to ask Mrs. Bishop to give it a try. After all, if things got out of control, it was

going to be a real pain.

So, after work, Sebastian woke Stephanie up and took her home with him. Since it wasn't the weekend, Marilyn was still staying in the staff dormitory.

Sebastian hadn't told her about Stephanie's situation yet, afraid that she would be frightened by her own daughter. If Stephanie was still like this tomorrow, he'd have Marilyn help.

Stephanie and Sebastian returned

home together, with Martin following them. As soon as Martin got home he explained the situation to his mother, Judith, who was completely befuddled until she saw Stephanie in person and understood how serious the situation was.

Despite this, she acted as if everything was normal. She didn't mind Stephanie's cold attitude.

After dinner, Stephanie suddenly said, "Sebastian..."

Sebastian found it hard to get used to her calling his name so coldly, her icy voice devoid of any warmth. He missed the days when she called him affectionately with her soft and gentle voice.

Feeling a bit of a headache, he replied, "What's up?"

"Can you go out and train with me?"

"Train what?"

"Boxing."

What? Did this version Stephanie want to box with him now? Sebastian felt like his world was collapsing.

Martin, on the other hand, was full of

anticipation, Silently observing the situation. With just the thought of watching a good show, he followed the two of them out. After all, he hadn't seen the exciting scene of President Ingram and Ms. Bishop boxing yet.