Unconscious Husband: Meet Her Love In Silence by Ken Slaner

Chapter: 335
With her uncle being the boss of Vine Entertainment, it wouldn’t be too difficult for her to make the company an offer they
couldn’t refuse.
Selene was convinced that Ariana’s impressive skills would be a valuable asset to her own team.
“Get in touch with the HR department of the company and tell them that I personally recommend Ariana,” Selene commanded
Meadow, her voice resolute.
Despite her usual demure demeanor, Selene knew when to take action and make bold moves. She leaned forward in her seat.
“We need to find a way to bring Ariana on board. An agent with such impressive abilities should be part of our team.”
Meadow was left confused by Selene’s sudden decision to poach Ariana. She wondered why Selene was so keen on hiring
Ariana when there were plenty of good agents in Vine Entertainment.
However, before she could ask more, the staff interrupted and informed her that the shooting was about to begin.
The first scene involved a high-speed chase on the road, where Tyler’s role almost hit the heroine. In the story, he immediately
fell in love with her at first sight.
When Tyler accepted the role, Ariana realized that he needed urgent training on how to drive a motorbike to pull off the scene.
She had quickly made the necessary arrangements, determined to ensure that the shooting would go smoothly.
Tyler’s motorbike stunt had everyone’s attention at the studio, especially Ariana’s.

As she watched from outside the set, she couldn’t help but marvel at how quickly he had learned to ride. In just a few days, he
had mastered the skill and looked natural on the bike.
For the entire ninety-minute shooting, Tyler was in his element, flawlessly portraying the arrogant and hot-headed character.
Ariana was impressed by his performance, convinced that he had a natural talent for acting that transcended his appearance.
She believed that great actors didn’t need to rely on their looks to excel in their roles. Instead, it was all about how they
embodied the character, conveyed their emotions through their eyes and expressions, and understood the essence of the role.
Of course, Tyler’s initial performance had some flaws, with lines that sounded unnatural, and a few with a dialect, which wasn’t
very clear. But despite this, Ariana was satisfied with his first performance, knowing that further performance classes would
improve his skills.
Even Francis, who was quick to find fault, couldn’t find a reason to criticize Tyler’s performance.
Surprisingly, the only two NGs (No Good) were done by Selene, the supposed heroine.
Francis’ voice boomed, “Cut!”
This was the third time she made a mistake, and it was frustrating. Francis’ face was stern, his disappointment palpable. “Miss
Cicio,” he said, his voice tinged with annoyance, “you still haven’t gotten it right. You need to look at Tyler with disdain.
After all, he nearly hit you. You should be disgusted and scared, but your eyes are filled with curiosity. That’s not the right
emotion.”

Selene took a deep breath and regained her composure, adjusting her gaze to disgust instead of interest, finally passing the
scene on the third take.
“Perfect, let’s move on to the next scene,” Francis declared without any further comments, prompting everyone to move to the
next set.
Ariana intended to talk to Tyler about his performance, but her phone rang with an unfamiliar number.