Phoenix Rising: From Heartache to Heroism

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Who would have thought what started as a conflict between Hattie and Violeta hurt Zelena?

Who could Zelena turn to for justice now?

But right now, neither Hattie nor Zelena knew that Violeta was the person behind suppressing the script.

A week later.

Due to the last-minute casting change, The Moon Belongs to You was delayed and will start filming this

Wednesday.

Hattie went back early to prepare.

Zelena ended up with nothing and continued attending classes at school, visibly crestfallen.

Violeta showed no remorse whatsoever for inadvertently hurting Zelena. After all, they were all in the sboat.

On the weekend.

Niall asked someone to contact Wade about his next film.

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Two days ago, sprogress was finally made. The news cfrom Wade's assistant, who mentioned that

Wade had no long s. Still, he did have a completed short script spanning seven episodes.

Due to its short length, the series might not meet the standards for broadcast on regional TV stations.

But it could still be aired as a web series.

It was Wade's first twriting such a short . The characters in the short were derived from a

supporting role in one of his previously written .

He was not very enthusiastic about filming it.

As a result, the script had been left untouched, with no current intention to start filming.

After learning about this, Niall personally contacted Wade to fund the production of his script.

If Wade decided to proceed with the project, Niall knew there would surely be directors willing to film it.

Wade's whereabouts were often unpredictable. He occasionally played chess, visited parks, and sometimes

spent several days in the mountains.

So Niall visited him three times but didn't meet Wade in person during the first two attempts.

On the third attempt, he finally met him.

After learning Niall's intentions, Wade felt he was a sincere businessman.

"I don't want to film this short . You should give up."

Wade thought Niall wanted to make money through investing in this short .

"Mr. Howell, I'm not looking to make money from this . | want to make my sister happy."

"Your sister?"

Niall nodded. "Yes, my sister is a fan

of yours, and she has always

wanted to portray a character from your writings. I'm keen on this being made because the character in

this script resonates deeply with her current situation."

The character in this short by Wade is a disabled antagonist named Layla Young from his .

The character Layla was designed to be disabled since childhood, confined to a wheelchair, yet possessing an

otherworldly appearance.

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Due to being born disabled, Layla harboured deep resentment towards non-disabled individuals. As a result, she

always killed his victims by severing their legs.

The spin-off depicted her tragic life story.

Layla was not well-received in the

, so even if this spin-off drame

was produced, it might generate a different popularity than those with more popular characters.

Wade wrote this because he pitied this woman who had been disabled and had to sit in a wheelchair since

childhood. Still, he never considered making it into a film, so he just considered it practice for writing.

Wade was quite surprised after hearing Niall's words.

"Your sister?"

Niall continued, "My sister sprained her ankle, and this period matches the character's setting."

Wade looked at Niall in front of him, suddenly recalling something.

Niall's last nis White ...

"Uh, your sister wouldn't happen to be named Violeta White, would she?"

Niall was surprised. "Mr. Howell, do you know my sister?"

One second later, Wade burst into laughter.

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