Three days later, the official script was distributed to every actor.
Melody Monroe began reading the script intently the moment she received it. In the revised version, her part was now second only to the female lead. A character who once existed only in flashbacks would now survive until the final episode.
She was thrilled, but she also felt an undercurrent of pressure.
She had to play this role well and lay a solid foundation for her acting career.
"Melody, I just realized I haven't seen Rhona Hughes today," Talia said, walking over to sit beside her.
Melody Monroe looked up, a flicker of confusion in her eyes. "You haven't seen her?"
"No." Talia shook her head.
Rose had said she wouldn't make a move on Rhona Hughes for the time being, but that didn't mean she'd let Rhona stay on the production. It was possible she had used the major script rewrite as a chance to replace her.
Decisive and efficient—that had always been Rose Shaw's style.
