The Big Shot's Movie Star Wife Is Beautiful and Sassy - C.238 - 227: Sharp-tongued_2

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Chapter 238: Chapter 227: Sharp-tongued_2

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This was the first time. He desperately wanted to kill the man in front of him, but no deal meant his end. The wedding date was already set, he couldnā€™t afford to mess it up now. So, he had to swallow his pride.

Daisy Zane glanced at a chair not too far away, found it somewhat distant, then turned her attention back to him.

She was especially good at hitting where it hurts.

Obsessed with face-saving and flaunting his power. Well, she would just grind his dignity into dust.

ā€œI remember Best Actor Allen saying that he doesnā€™t value domestic films.ā€ Billy Allen swallowed, saying nothing.

Daisy Zane said, ā€œActually, I wasnā€™t just spouting off last night, I genuinely donā€™t rate you as a Best Actor. You think domestic films winning awards is to console their efforts. And I feel the same, that you winning the Best Actor award is to console your unpaid acting efforts in so many films.ā€

Billy Allenā€™s fists tightened until his knuckles were white. The muscles on his face also tensed to stiffness.

Meanwhile, Joseph Allen walked toward the chair Daisy Zane was looking at.

ā€œThe film that you won the award for, I didnā€™t find particularly impressive either,ā€ Daisy Zane glanced at Joseph Allen and continued in a gentle tone, ā€œItā€™s true, the production quality of domestic films has been somewhat subpar in past years. But recently, itā€™s no worse than the international ones. In fact, I think itā€™s even better.ā€

ā€œThatā€™s what you say,ā€ Joseph Allen squeezed out these words through gritted teeth.

In contrast, Morris was having a field day. Suddenly, the air of the conference hall seemed sweetly fragrant.

Joseph Allen carried the chair over and placed it behind Daisy Zane.

Daisy Zane sat down directly, arranging her skirt as she spoke, ā€œEveryone has different tastes, ideas, hobbiesā€¦ Everyone has the right to define ā€˜beautyā€™.

There is no need to belittle others just because you donā€™t like something. People whoā€¦ā€

Daisy Zane paused, looked up at him, and saw right into his heart, ā€œPeople like that are genuinely awful.ā€

Hugo Clark, hearing her words, suddenly had a change of heart about her. Two words floated into his mind. Strong and gentle.

Strong in her ability to remain unfazed by everything.

And gentle in understanding respect for differences.

Also, she was quite the smart mouth.

This seemingly cold person with few words, really knew how to hurl a stinger when confronting people.

Not only was her fighting skill good, but her witty retorts were also sharp.

She was perfectly matched with his Third Uncle.

Kevin Clark looked at Joseph Allen, then told Allonzo Hobson, ā€œThis actor, wherever he came from, let him roll back to. I donā€™t want to see him domestically anymore.ā€

ā€œOkay.ā€

ā€œThe core of a movie is the story. Iā€™ve always believed that good movies are underpinned by good stories,ā€ Daisy Zane continued, ā€œNo matter how impressive the special effects, no matter how detailed the technology, it is always supported by a good story. A story gives meaning.ā€

ā€œDifferent subjects, different genres, naturally the results are different. Every country has its own highlights, thereā€™s no need to use one characteristic to boast.ā€

Now, Morris was not just thrilled, but also pumped up. Rubbing his hands back and forth. Not just letting out his anger towards Billy Allen, but also the suppressed rage for being looked down upon for many years.

ā€œMoreover, winning awards is not the only way to prove quality,ā€ Daisy Zane looked at Billy Allenā€™s disgusted expression, and gently raised her eyebrow, ā€œSome things, everyone knows in their heart, there is no need to explicitly state, right?ā€

ā€œYesā€¦ā€ Billy Allenā€™s voice was like that of a mosquito.

Daisy Zane felt a bit relieved, didnā€™t look at him anymore, and plainly said, ā€œIā€™m done talking, as you wish Best Actor Allen.ā€

ā€œLady Catherineā€¦ā€ Billy Allen did not expect that she talked so much but showed no sign of loosening up.

But as he stepped forward, Austin Allen stood in front of him and passed him his business card, ā€œMr. Allen, about the issue of you harassing Lady Shopie, I will handle it.ā€

Billy Allen glanced at his business card, then turned to Joseph Allen, ā€œMr.

Allenā€¦ā€

Joseph Allen nodded to him and smiled, didnā€™t say anything, but lowered his head and started talking with Daisy Zane.

He told her about the dishes reserved for today, and asked if there was anything else she wanted to eat.

Austin Allen shoved his business card forcefully into Billy Allenā€™s hand, then made a gesture asking him to leave.

Morris, the oldest, was the most childish. He didnā€™t wear glasses today, his eyes full of arrogance were almost driving Billy Allen mad.

He shook around in front of Billy, then gave him the middle finger, nearly triggering Billy Allen to hyperventilate with anger.

Seeing this and then looking at Catherine who was now blocked by the men, Billy Allen was reluctant but had to leave.

He had been standing here, enduring humiliation for quite a while. If he continued to stay, it would be too embarrassing.

When he left, Daisy Zane also stood up, looking in the direction he left. Morris immediately came to her, rolled up sleeves, and excitedly said,

ā€œCatherine.ā€

Daisy Zane raised her arm, wanting to put it on his shoulder. But she caught eyes with Kevin Clark standing not too far away.

She bent her arm and patted Morrisā€™s shoulder, ā€œFeeling better?ā€

ā€œAbsolutely,ā€ Morris said, ā€œI feel like my Governor Vessel and Conception Vessel meridians are about to open up.ā€

ā€œMm. Mainly because youā€™re older. I was afraid venting your anger would cause health problems.ā€

ā€œYouā€¦ā€

Just as Kevin Clark and the others approached, Morris didnā€™t continue. Allonzo Hobson came over, paid homage to Daisy Zane with a fist and palm salute, ā€œRespect to you, Lady Catherine.ā€

Daisy Zane gave a faint smile.

Hugo Clark nodded as a greeting.

Kevin Clark walked up to Daisy Zane, raised an eyebrow and said, ā€œCan I get a discount when I buy clothes next time?ā€

Daisy Zane pondered for a moment, and said flatly, ā€œYes, 12% off.ā€

Kevin Clark ruffled this mischief girlā€™s hair, then turned to look at Joseph

Allen.

Joseph Allen smiled gently, ā€œThird Master.ā€

Of course, he knew that they were together. Austin Allen told him when he was in Truro City.

To him, as long as Daisy Zane is happy, it doesnā€™t matter who she marries. He didnā€™t harbor much hope. He just hoped that she would be safe, happy, and that he could see her often.

Kevin Clark responded softly.

Joseph Allen said, ā€œI booked a private booth upstairs, letā€™s have dinner and chat there.ā€

ā€œOkay,ā€ Morris said, ā€œI need a couple of drinks to celebrate.ā€

As the group was about to head upstairs, Daisy Zane turned her gaze to the direction Billy Allen left and said, ā€œYou guys go first, I need to use the restroom.ā€

Joseph Allen looked at her, wanting to say something but decided to hold it in and look at Kevin Clark instead.

Kevin Clark looked back at Joseph Allen, and then said, ā€œIā€™ll go with you.ā€ ā€œNo need.ā€ Daisy Zane put her hand in her dress pocket and said, ā€œYou guys go first.

Kevin Clark looked at her profile and pondered for a while, ā€œOkay. Five minutes?ā€

Daisy Zane raised her eyebrow, ā€œCan.ā€

ā€œ?????ā€

Morris and the others looked at each other, not catching what the two were communicating in front of them..

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