"Ordinary people treat stars as important, pursuing you with money every day to satisfy your vanity, making you feel as if you really are amazing. But actors are just actors, a profession that has been looked down upon from ancient times to the present."
"I don't want that kind of experience."
"After all, I don't want to be one of those lowly actors."
She thought these words would outrage Joanna Lawrence.
But Joanna only gave a faint smile after hearing them, "It's really eye-opening that a noble-born lady like Ms. Rebecca, who has received a higher education, would say such things."
"I'm just telling the truth." Rebecca Kelloway smiled, a hint of triumph in her eyes, as if she had already won this round, "If I accidentally hurt someone's fragile heart, then I'm really sorry."
"So in Ms. Kelloway's view, anyone engaged in the entertainment industry is an actor, and you look down on them all?"
