Tiffany looked up and down at Olivia Lewis with the eye of a rival, explaining with a forced smile, "It's like this, Sister Olivia. I feel the character Rowena is not fleshed out enough, so I approached the director and screenwriter to see if we could make her more complete."
Olivia Lewis understood.
She said it so grandly, but it all came down to one thing: adding scenes.
Otherwise, a movie has only 120 minutes; how can every character be wholly developed, especially when Rowena in the script is the third female lead, not the female protagonist.
"But the director said that to enrich the character of Rowena, we might have to squeeze a bit of Sister Olivia's screen time. Sister Olivia won't mind, right?"
"Not at all."
This film was invested by Adam Sinclair, and he has the greatest say.
Now the Sugar Daddy has a new favorite, and the new favorite's request for more scenes is entirely normal.
Even though she is the female protagonist, she has no right to say anything.
