“Don't bother. I'll just stand in a corner and watch," Maria said firmly, shaking her head.
Only then did it occur to Jeremy that Mia always kept a low profile. He blamed himself for being so careless.
“Got it. Please wait a moment. I'll call the director and ask him to let you in."
The director of The Legend of Anne, Francis Jackson, was the most experienced director in Yeez Entertainment. Many film and television schools around the country had appointed him as a lifelong honorary professor.
Francis was sixty years old already. He used to be an obscure director of avant-garde films. It was not until he signed a contract with Yeez Entertainment and directed The Mountains, the novel adaptation of Maria's first novel, that he had become a household name.
However, Francis had no idea who the Legendary Mia really was or how she looked.
“Hello, Francis. Are you at the audition?"
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