Phoenix Rising: From Heartache to Heroism

Chapter 327 Winnie and Cora



Violeta wondered where Tracy got her confidence.

However, today was a good day for signing the contract, so Violeta couldn't be bothered to argue with her. They would have plenty of chances in the future as they were now in the same company.

Suddenly, her phone rang.

It was Irene calling, probably to ask if Violeta had finished signing the contract.

She left the room to take the call.

...

After Violeta left.

Tracy rolled her eyes and said, "Haha. Ms. Arrogant from Toland University."

Brandon said, "She doesn't want to talk to us."

Tracy sneered, "It's hilarious. Does she think signing with the company makes her so great? Signing is just the first step. Watch, she'll pay for her arrogance."

Brandon asked, "Tracy, did you see what she looks like?"

Tracy had been sitting closest to Violeta, but Violeta had kept her hat on, so they hadn't really seen her face.

When Violeta left with her phone, they did catch a glimpse of her oval face under the brim.

Her figure suggested she was good-looking.

Tracy crossed her arms, "Why? Are you thinking of hitting on her? She's too aloof for you."

Brandon laughed cheekily.NôvelDrama.Org © content.

Sensing Tracy's irritation, he said, "Tracy, are you jealous?"

Tracy glared at him. "Shut up!"

Leaning back in his chair, Brandon said, "Don't worry, she definitely isn't as pretty as you!"

Tracy was puzzled.

Brandon explained, "Think about it. What pretty girl likes to go out wearing a baseball cap? She must be insecure about her looks!"

Tracy thought about it and agreed.

Anyone who dressed up nicely and wore full makeup wouldn't want to cover their face.

Wearing makeup would be pointless otherwise.

Tracy felt better with that in mind.

Brandon was into music and had signed with Apex Entertainment to pursue a career as a singer. He had dated at least twenty girls in school. However, Chad didn't necessarily agree with Brandon.

Chad said, "Not necessarily. If an actor is too good-looking, they might be seen as just a pretty face. The ones who win international awards aren't always stunning beauties, but they have incredible presence."

Just then, the door opened.

They thought Violeta had returned, but it was the staff member who was bringing in the agents.

The agents knew the group consisted of one singer and three actors.

Two males and two females.

However, they only saw one female and two males.

"Where's the other one?"

Chad was about to say Violeta had gone out.

But Tracy quickly said, "No idea, maybe she left!"

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Tracy said, "Who knows? We don't know what's up with her. She just left."

"Forget it. Let's move on. This is Winnie, and this is Cora."

"Hello, Winnie. Hello, Cora."

The three greeted them politely.

Then Winnie Ross and Cora Hart started their selection process.

Both wanted Tracy because they had heard from the staff that she was from a wealthy family.

With a wealthy background, she would have better resources and be easier to manage.

Violeta was in the safety exit, making a phone call.

"Vio, have you signed the contract?"

"Yes, just did. What's up, Mom?"

"Alright."

After a brief chat, Violeta hung up and returned to the room.

Inside, Tracy was delighted as the two agents fought over her.

When Violeta walked in, she saw the two agents arguing.

The staff member turned to Violeta and said in an unfriendly tone, "Where did you go? Didn't I tell you to wait here?"

Violeta closed the door and lifted her gaze slightly, "I went out to take a call. Did I miss anything?"

The staff member waved dismissively, "The agents are here to choose the artist that they want. Take a seat."

Violeta sat down.

Cora, noticing Violeta's baseball cap, instructed, "Take off your cap so I can see your face."

Since they asked, she had no reason not to comply.

Violeta removed her baseball cap. Her hair was no longer frizzy thanks to the hat.

Her hair even fluttered slightly due to the motion.