Cecilia looked complexly at Claire Sinclair as she walked to the center of the room.
—Although the role of the female lead was the most attractive, anyone with eyes could see that Claire Sinclair's appearance didn't suit the protagonist. It wasn't that she wasn't beautiful, but her beauty was too delicate and refined.
Back when Cecilia was drawing "There are branches on the mountain" in prison, she envisioned Blossom Vaughn as an averagely attractive woman with bright eyes, strong-willed and somewhat androgynous.
Claire Sinclair had just mentioned in her self-introduction that she was a junior in the drama department and had no prior film experience, making the challenge of playing a misfit role significant.
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Cecilia was deep in thought, pondering if Claire Sinclair failed the audition for the female lead, perhaps she could give her another chance to audition for the supporting role. All roads lead to Olaria; there's no need to be obstinate.
