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Phoenix Rising: From Heartache to Heroism novel Chapter 396

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Phoenix Rising: From Heartache to Heroism is the best current series by the author Natalie Bennett. The Chapter 396 Rivalries and Schemes content below will immerse us in a world of love and hatred, where characters use every trick to achieve their goals without concern for the other half—only to regret it later. Please read chapter Chapter 396 Rivalries and Schemes and stay updated with the next chapters of this series at nisfree.com.

If there was no The Quiet Ode, Blind Detective would have been Violeta's best bet.

But there was The Quiet Ode, so Violeta put all her hopes into it.

Whether she'd win an award or not, Violeta had no clue—it was all up to fate.

On the other hand, the one who was most anxious about Tracy climbing up wasn't Violeta, but Zelena.

Because Zelena and Tracy were in the same league, their teams were always at each other's throats.

Zelena's team had previously spread rumours about Tracy's poor acting, which made them enemies.

Violeta said, "Eugene, leak the news about Tracy joining a variety show. Someone else will take care of the rest for us."

Eugene thought for a moment and asked, "You mean Zelena's team?"

Aster said, "Zelena is really popular right now. There are rumours going around that she's Nolan's girlfriend."

Eugene laughed. "It's just a publicity. They're in the same company, trying to promote new talent. Nolan's team won't deny it.

"Beauty's right. Let's spread the news and let them fight among themselves."

Violeta smiled. "Eugene, if I don't win an award, will borrowing the jewellery for me end up embarrassing you?"

Eugene said, "Oh, it's no big deal. Even if you don't win, you'll still look stunning on the red carpet. But I did promise Lance that if we don't win, we'll have to go with his plans for the rest of the year."

Eugene had always managed Violeta's schedule himself.

To keep up her commercial value and public image, he had turned down a lot of low-quality endorsements, even though they offered a lot of money.

Violeta positioned herself as an actress.

But to the company, no matter how big she got, she was just a "product."

Refusing high offers wasn't good for the company.

Only by having absolute talent could she have a strong voice.

If she wanted to enjoy the benefits the company provides, she had to give something in return.

Eugene had been very selective, but if Violeta didn't win this time, he'd have to follow the company's decisions.

But the response she got was, "Tracy, this show is still uncertain. Zelena's rumour brings built-in buzz and attention. You might have to take a step back this time."

Tracy was clearly upset. "So, are you just going to forget the promise you made me last time?"

The guy on the other end chuckled and said, "Don't worry. You wanted that Best Newcomer Award, right? I'll make sure you get it."

Tracy's eyes brightened. "Really? That's awesome!"

The following day.

Zelena and Tracy were at it again, arguing over their dress choices.

The teams met in the building where the filming was taking place.

With the variety show in her pocket, Zelena was acting quite high and mighty in front of Tracy.

"Tracy, thanks for letting go of the variety show. Next time you get something this good, don't keep it to yourself—you can't really hold on to it."

Tracy was fuming but tried to play it cool. She said nonchalantly, "Honestly, I wasn't that interested in the show anyway. I was actually trying to figure out how to turn it down. If you want it so much, just take it. It's like picking up trash and still being happy."

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