Chapter 1783

Leland said, "Okay." After Leland left, Sienna continued to watch Charles. About half an hour later, as he finished filming and was about to leave, Sienna stepped forward, blocking his path. "Mr. Sullivan, I need to speak with you privately." Charles looked at her with a blank expression, his tone distant. "Sorry, I have other matters to attend to. If it's something important, talk to my agent." Sienna bristled at his dismissal but restrained her anger, remembering the reason for her approach. She forced herself to speak patiently. "What I need to discuss is about Thelma. Just half an hour of your time, Mr. Sullivan." Charles finally looked her in the eye at the mention of Thelma's name. "Thelma?" "Yes," Sienna replied, feeling a sting of humiliation. In Charles's eyes, a popular actress like herself was less significant than Thelma—an industry nobody. Charles checked his watch and nodded. "I can spare you 20 minutes. Let's talk outside." "Alright." Once outside, Sienna quic