The novel Phoenix Rising: From Heartache to Heroism has been updated Chapter 449 That's Why Everybody Wants The Leading Role with many unexpected details, removing many love knots for the male and female lead. In addition, the author Natalie Bennett is very talented in making the situation extremely different. Let's follow the Chapter 449 That's Why Everybody Wants The Leading Role of the Phoenix Rising: From Heartache to Heroism HERE.
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Novel Phoenix Rising: From Heartache to Heroism Chapter 449 That's Why Everybody Wants The Leading Role
Novel Phoenix Rising: From Heartache to Heroism by Natalie Bennett
In reality, Zelena didn't really want to swap horses. It was only her means of claiming Violeta's belongings for her own gratification.
Before the filming began, the production assistant was suddenly informed that they needed to give Violeta's horse to Zelena.
The production assistant was surprised but went ahead with the instruction.
"This horse was very docile when Ms. White rode it. It's indeed a great option for an inexperienced rider."
Celeste took the reins and led the horse away.
Zelena looked very satisfied and happy when she saw the white horse being brought to her.
She took pleasure in seizing Violeta's belongings and felt a great sense of satisfaction whenever she succeeded.
Celeste said, "Lena, the horse has been brought over."
Zelena put down the script and walked over. She inspected the horse by circling around it twice.
The horse, which was originally prepared for Violeta, had been meticulously cleaned by the production assistant. Aster had also cleaned the horse's ears and eyes with care and fitted a high-quality saddle on it.
Zelena commented, "The horse prepared for the female lead is clearly superior to the one prepared for the supporting actors. Even its body odor is much more refreshing."
Celeste concurred, "That's true. It's not just the horses. Even ordinary props and costumes are prepared with much more care for the main characters than for the supporting ones."
That's why everyone wants the leading role!
Zelena lowered her gaze, thinking that if Violeta hadn't gotten in the way, she would have been the female lead in Spring in Moon City.
Just you wait, Violeta. I'm going to outshine you eventually!
As Zelena reached out to pat the horse, it suddenly let out a loud whinny and reared up on its front legs, almost knocking her over.
"Ah!"
Although Zelena wasn't knocked down, she was definitely shaken.
Celeste didn't manage to hold onto the reins, and the white horse broke free.
The white horse twitched its ears and turned its back on them, not even sparing them a glance.
Celeste rushed to Zelena's side and asked, "Lena, are you alright?"
Zelena awkwardly adjusted her hair and replied, "What happened? Isn't it supposed to be tame?"
Aster mocked, "Who wouldn't like a beautiful and tame horse? But a horse's temperament depends on who it's around. It seems Zelena has bitten off more than she can chew this time!"
Basically, any horse would be tame in front of Violeta.
A few years ago, Violeta spent the summer on the prairie with Zoren and others. Even the headstrong Akhal-Teke horse on the prairie was happy to let Violeta ride it.
The white horse wasn't naturally docile. It was just that Violeta knew how to make it so.
Knowing the white horse had a peculiar temperament, Violeta immediately gave it to Zelena without any hesitation when she requested the swap.
Violeta didn't need a particular horse. If Violeta desired it, all horses would be docile in her presence.
The last time Zelena offered Violeta sleeping pills, Violeta had taken them voluntarily, but she wasn't going to remain in a passive stance forever. She wasn't the type to just take what was handed to her.
Soon, everything was set up at the filming location.
Aster also brought back a stunning white horse that looked quite unruly but had a beautiful coat.
Once the saddle was fitted, the white horse was led outside. All extras were in place, waiting for the main actors to arrive.
The director had already begun calling the actors to their marks using a megaphone.
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