"Isn't it good to become mature, professional, and able to hold your own?"
"But I'm old now. President Johnson, do you know what's most important to a woman? ... Youth! Like a flowing river, it passes by, never to return—the youthful little bird."
Sienna Johnson shook her head, looked down to work, ignoring the playful Tessa Harrington.
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Sienna Johnson agreed to the "Celebrity Interview Stories" interview. The director over there sent the script, asking her to prepare lines to avoid being flustered on stage.
Sienna Johnson called over the big writer Leanne Andrews, then tossed her the script, directly asking her to write the lines. Sienna herself was responsible for memorizing them.
Leanne Andrews, with a cigarette in her mouth, complained, "Sure enough, best friends are meant to be used. Look at how you're using me; it's obvious you've gotten used to it."
"When did you learn to smoke?"
