h his legs were trembling uncontrollably. He huffed and puffed, telling Ja

nding machine, and started complaining after drinking a bit, "Screw it! Why the hell does Michael tell us to f

k did my uncle sell the diary to pay for his deb

ssible that the scammer has seen th

to look for the name Eswaranski in his great grandfather's diary. But who the hell

t he sold his belongings-his house, his furniture, and even his kid

ot was just a stupid s

ther just wrote silly things and the diary is valu

Fck!

tired nor understanding what

tood there

ctor Michael found logical and made him want to cooperate with Ernest. James himself couldn't imagi

and bigger as he saw Michael always asked the main actor, Kelvin, to

proud that guy had been when he and Michael came to his luxur

dded, he asked for innumerable things to be treated as a king.

one scene twelve times without a word! He had even told

advice that the person called Ernest left, but the res

mes could see Kelvin's acting techniques improved a lot-at least James would give Kelv

pieces of bread, Michael realized that the manuscript was no lo

ski shook his head while reading our manuscript. It's just

ranski, but deep inside his mind, J

retended to be a rich guy so tha

e what it was. Oh, a crowd? What was happening there? He tried to star

abruptly asked Ashley while f

oes Ernest Eswar

empty bottle into the trash bin nearby, "His outfit is just s

hoodie and

apped his hand, "But

e crowd, "I see him

What was Ernest doing there? Trying t

"Go, we have to see

took her phone out of the pocke

re to call the police? Okay, I'll call. Just stand here an

someone trying to disrupt your business by pretending to be a beggar? Then please

that Ernest had actually done nothing wrong there. But it cou

He just felt annoyed, and angry. His life had been once taken away by the o

had he done to be

. His voice wasn't loud, but it was enou

g behavior, someone trying to disrupt your business-are just

ng me say a word! Now you guys come to scold me just because of

r to call this shop's owner too. Let them see what the standard

e didn't trust that this young man could be someone but a beggar. A wealthy man? Tch, ple

ttered clothes and walked around the area of the rich as if

Her attitude changed, and she called th

precious time and causing unnecessary troubles. Pl