Chapter 722
Sonia was clearly being humble. At that time, she wasn’t just popular–she was famous. Everyone remembered this previously unknown actress.
Cheryl thought about this and gradually calmed down. And just like that, this topic was over.
Caroline asked, “Have you been filming abroad, Sonia?”
Sonia replied. “Yeah, I really want to go home and reunite with you guys soon.”
Caroline texted, “Haha, are you filming ‘Daughter of the Sea“?”
“Yeah.”
“Do your best. Once you finish filming, it will be your first step in making your mark overseas.”
Sonia hadn’t expected Caroline to remember her promise. “Caroline, are you really planning to
help me become an international star?”
“Since I’ve promised you, I won’t go back on my word,” Caroline said.
“Besides, after I take over Collins Group, I can take over their subsidiaries in the entertainment
industry. When the time comes, it will be even easier to take your career to the international level.”
Sonia’s eyes were slightly red from her encouragement. “Thank you, Caroline.”
Caroline replied, “You’re welcome.”
Then, she opened the message Rosalind had sent her.
“Caroline, how much have you written?”
When Caroline saw her message, she didn’t know what to feel. Since Rosalind had read her story,
she had become Caroline’s first loyal fan, urging her for story updates every day.
“I wrote a little bit yesterday. I’ll send it to you.” Caroline sent the manuscript to her.
Soon, Rosalind finished reading it. “Why did you write so little? It’s not enough. Oh my! It’s been a
long time since I passionately followed a story. The last time I did that was 20 years ago.”
“Are you talking about Aunt Mary’s story?”
“Yeah. At that time, she had just lost her daughter. It’s no exaggeration to say she was engulfed in
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“Well, I’m not saying that her writing is bad now, but it’s a little inferior compared to the past.”
Caroline understood what she meant. Everyone couldn’t always be at their peak. In fact, it could be
seen from “Daughter of the Sea” that Marietta had been more emotional in the past. But she was
more rational now, possibly because she had gotten older.
There were no pros or cons between her two writing styles. But as Marietta’s good friend, Rosalind
might prefer to see her friend’s emotional side because that was the real her.
“When did Aunt Mary start to move on from the loss of her daughter?”
Rosalind was silent for a long time before sending a voice message.
“I should say that she has never moved on from it. But she’s very good at pretending she’s okay,
using laughter and curses to cover up her pain.
“Otherwise, she wouldn’t have given in to her daughter’s demands again after finding her.”
After hearing the last sentence, Caroline’s eyes turned slightly red. She sniffed and asked, “I remember Aunt Mary saying that she lost her daughter when she was around five or six years old.
“In other words, she has been living in sorrow for almost two decades.”
“Yeah. But speaking of this, there’s one thing I’ve never understood. Marietta told me the Hacketts
didn’t know Yvonne wasn’t their real daughter.
“Logically speaking, Marietta’s daughter was abducted when she was six. There’s no way the Hacketts wouldn’t know what their own child looked like.”
Caroline frowned. “The Hacketts didn’t know that Yvonne wasn’t their daughter?”
That was ridiculous.
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