Ronald looked Quinn up and down, then suddenlyughed. He pointed at her with the script and said, "You fill in." Quinn waved her hands frantically. "No way. I''ve never acted. I know nothing about acting."


    "We''re doing a skit, not a movie. Acting skills don''t matter much," Ronald insisted.


    He handed her the script. "Here''s the script. Take a look at it. Just read the first chapter and remember the plot."


    Quinn wanted to refuse, but Ronald was already off arranging things with the others.


    Stunned, she thought, ''Wasn''t I here to intern as an assistant?''


    Helen patted her shoulder with a smile. "Quinn, you can do it. I believe in you."


    "I really can''t," Quinn said, looking worried.


    Helen reassured her, "You can. It''s just a short skit. You don''t need great acting skills. Do your best. The script suits you."


    "Maybe you''ll get popr with the traffic on this ount," Helen added excitedly.


    "But I really can''t," Quinn said helplessly.


    "Just take a look first. Ask me if you need help. We don''t have much time, so try to remember the content quickly," Helen said gently but firmly.This content provided by N(o)velDrama].[Org.


    Seeing no way out, Quinn sighed and reluctantly agreed.


    She took the script and sat down to read it.


    The script was short-about two thousand words, with fewer than fifty lines of dialogue and easy for her to memorize, but acting it out was a challenge.


    A voice said, "Don''t worry. Don''t be nervous. You''ve seen our videos. Acting skills aren''t that important."


    Quinn turned and saw it was Rex, Maya''s partner.


    He was smarter than Maya, not openly defying thepany. Both had attended art school, but their acting skills were far from professional, though not entirely without merit.


    Their poprity was thanks to thepany''s packaging, scripts, and their looks.


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    Without thepany, they''d probably still be extras somewhere.


    Quinn nodded and continued reading the script.


    In the office, Alexander stood by the window, smoking. He called Kyle over.


    Kyle quickly arrived. "Mr. Kennedy."


    "Which department did you assign her to?" Alexander asked, his expression unreadable.


    Kyle answered, "The New Media Operations Department, also known as the Online Media Department."


    "What kind of department is that?" Alexander asked again.


    Kyle was a bit speechless. "It''s the n proposed by Marketing two years ago to expand the online market. You forgot?"


    Alexander frowned, thinking. "So far away?"


    Hey there! Just a friendly reminder that if you''re not reading this book on nel5s.org, you might be missing out on theplete story. Head over there to dive into the next chapter-it''s all free! Kyle thought, ''Quinn is just in the building behind, a few steps away, and that''s far?''


    He replied, "Mr. Kennedy, the New Media Department isn''t far."


    Alexander rubbed his watch, his tone unclear. "Looks like she really ns to be independent."


    "Quinn is already an adult," Kyle muttered softly.


    Alexander suddenly stood up and walked out quickly.


    Kyle hurried to follow.


    At home, Maya started to worry since Ronald hadn''t called her for so long.


    After thinking it over, she decided to go to the filming site.


    She took a cab to the filming site. As she arrived, a ck Maybach sped up and stopped right in front of her taxi.