My coldhearted ex demands a remarriage - Chapter 242

Chapter 242:

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Beverly included candid photos and a screenshot from a Twitter page managed by a known Asher superfan.

Beverly concluded her post with heartfelt words, saying, “Asher was the brightness in my world, and Carrie is the one who lights up his.” She continued, “Even if this job slips away, I will do everything to protect his light. I may fall back into shadows, but I want my own light to forever shine under the warmth of his sun.”

This superfan was renowned for actively supporting Asher and had financed numerous projects in his favor.

Fans rallied around her testimony, trusting her insights and Asher’s judgment, turning away from baseless rumors.

Carrie was taken aback. “So Beverly is an Asher enthusiast! That explains her shift from acting to being a makeup artist—to remain close to him! Revealing her role like this might cause the production to let her go…”

Carrie quickly told Ruby over the phone, “Ruby, Beverly has stood up for me. I must reach out to Mr. Rodgers to advocate for her. Even though she’s a huge fan of Asher, her professionalism remains untarnished, and she’s always acted in his best interest.”

Ruby laughed and responded, “There’s no need to be concerned, Carrie. Asher has already ensured her staying. Mr. Rodgers confirmed that her position is secure. Dismissing her over this incident would only demoralize the entire crew.”

Then Ruby added, admiringly, “You always manage to be at the center of it all. This flurry of media attention is just boosting the show’s profile naturally.”

They concluded their conversation shortly thereafter.

Only then did Carrie notice Kristopher’s arm, which he had draped around her shoulders.

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She was thinking about moving his arm away when he inquired, “Why did this normally shy makeup artist choose now to step forward after being so reserved?” He remembered Beverly as a gentle and reserved person, not one to take such a public stand.

“Da… a friend brought it up during a visit to the set. He mentioned that if there were any hardcore fans of Asher among the crew, having one of them speak out would carry more weight.”

As Carrie explained, she gently removed his arm from her shoulders, subtly shifting to put a bit of distance between them.

“A friend? You’re talking about Daxton, aren’t you?”

Kristopher looked towards the space she had just vacated, feeling the residual warmth from her body. His eyes then lowered to her feet, noticing the delicate, vein-lined structure.

Carrie quietly confirmed his suspicion with a tight press of her lips.

Leaning back, Kristopher casually asked, “I was under the impression that Silver Elephant Media strictly avoids hiring avid fans of lead actors. How did he suggest such a thing?”

Carrie dismissed the query with a shrug. “It’s probably just a coincidence. He might not even know about the policy.”

“How likely is it really? He just happens to make such a suggestion, and there just happens to be someone fitting that description in the crew?”

Carrie thought back to that moment.

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