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Phoenix Rising: From Heartache to Heroism novel Chapter 445

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Read Chapter 445 The Tragic Romance with many climactic and unique details. The series Phoenix Rising: From Heartache to Heroism is one of the top-selling novels by Natalie Bennett. Chapter content Chapter 445 The Tragic Romance - The heroine seems to fall into the abyss of despair, heartache, and empty-handed. But unexpectedly, a big event occurred. So what was that event? Read Phoenix Rising: From Heartache to Heroism Chapter 445 The Tragic Romance for more details.

Zelena was quite unwilling to accept the situation.

But she knew that being unwilling was pointless.

Did she really want to play a supporting role for her rival, Violeta?

No, she didn't.

However, Zelena also understood that focusing on this momentary defeat would be like losing something significant to gain something trivial.

She wasn't as foolish as Hattie, who would give up on acting just because she didn't get the lead role.

Spring in Moon City' was set to develop into a major film IP, with immense influence.

It would become a massive success in the film industry, a classic sure to become a hit.

It was also one of the only two works Wade would be involved in before retiring.

Opportunities were rare; missing out on this one meant it was gone for good.

If she missed out on 'Spring in Moon City', Zelena wasn't sure if she'd have the luck to wait for Wade's 'Triple Blood'.

Moreover, this was a great chance to work closely with Nolan for eight months.

Zelena would never give up, even if she couldn't land the second female lead—she would be willing to take the third female lead.

Regretting this moment would lead to a lifetime of remorse.

After the photo session, Zelena turned to Nolan, smiling warmly at him.

Nolan didn't look at her but went to talk to the director.

At that moment, the director called out.

"Violeta."

Violeta turned her head at the sound, replying, "Yes?"

With his hand on Nolan's shoulder, the director greeted them, "Come over for a meeting later. Oh, and Zelena, please go inform Cedric."

Zelena nodded, "Sure."

With that, the director and Nolan headed into the temporary tent.

Zelena, hands in pockets, looked at Violeta and raised an eyebrow with a smile, "I look forward to working with you over the next eight months."

Violeta glanced at her calmly, walking forward and leaving a cold remark, "Stop acting. There are no reporters here."

Zelena clicked her tongue, a trace of disdain in her eyes.

The two of them went their separate ways.

This was an open confrontation.

In 'Spring in Moon City', although Violeta and Nolan are the lead characters, their interactions are complex and do not seem like a typical romantic relationship.

The main attraction is the captivating character dynamics between the leads, with the process of their acquaintance and strategic battles being more engaging than their romance.

Wade excels at writing such characters.

Love is important, but it is not the main goal of the protagonists' lives.

Even a woman can have the ambition to rule and act on the world.

When Charlotte realized she liked Charles, she gave up, knowing she could not love a prince from an enemy kingdom.

Charles's goals aligned with hers.

From the start, they were enemies on the same battlefield.

When Charles saw Charlotte for the first time, he knew they were kindred spirits.

As close friends, they had an extraordinary understanding of each other.

But as rivals, they were ruthless, never sparing each other.

After Charles's death, Charlotte had no confidants left in the world.

She visited his grave every year.

After his death, she erected a monument with the inscription 'Solitary'.

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