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Samsons. “It’s normal that you don’t understand. I’m Lexi’s father, and I don’t fully get it. It’s all from the nannies at home.”

I was a seemingly ordinary statement, but it made William feel oddly uncomfortable.

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Of course, be knew Samsen was Lexi’s father. So why did he feel the need to say it again? Did repeating it somehow provide him with reassurance?

“Nowadays, parents rely on professionals to raise their kids. It’s normal not to know,” William added before falling silent, turning his attention back to his mand.

For the first time, be realized just how good Linda’s cooking was. He had missed out on so much before. Trying to reclaim it now felt impossible.

Ater dinner, Linda politely hinted that it was time for William to go.

“I’s getting late, Mr. Wilson. You should get some rest since you have work tomorrow. We still need to bathe Lexi and put her to bed.”

“I have something to take care of as well,” he said.

He kissed Lexi goodbye and grabbed his car keys.

As he stepped out the door. Let waved at him enthusiastically. “Goodbye, Uncle William! Goodnight!”

“Goodnight, Lext” Willam replied.

The following week, Linda was deeply engaged in script revisions with the writing team

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este received several artist recommendations from her colleagues. Most of these actors were still in school, with minimal acting experience, yet their talent was

When it come to acting talent could often make all the difference. Those who possessed it could effortlessly understand a character, delve deep into the role, and bring it to life is quite promising. She really grasps what the script is trying to convey and has the ability to carry the character, Lina said, joining Linda for a meeting As a seasoned manager, Lina had a sharp eye for talent, especially since these young actors had undergone professional training before entering the company. They were classicalysed. The only downside was their lack of real–world experience beyond small school productions

“She definitely has potential. Let’s see when I’m able and serupa meeting with her,” Linda s

With Wendy out of town, the had been managing all of Linda’s work

Suggested.

How about tomorrow afternoon? You have a morning meeting at the company, but you’re free for two and a half hours in the afternoon. The day after tomorrow, you’ve got a tractor’s bday party and then the company’s anniversary promo shoot.”

Linda a schedule was busy but manageable.

everything went smoothly, it wouldn’t be too time–consuming, but any delays could easily throw things off track

Check if that works for her fit does, let’s book IL”

da bad complete confidence in Lina’s ability to manage things efficiently.

“Wight schedow.” Lina egreed, pulling a row of milk candies from her bag

Despite being in her 30s, she hadn’t shaken her love for snacks.

Wat one be asked, wrapping a candy and popping it into her mouth.

Linda shook her head not really into sweets!

“I never understand it We’re the same age, but it’s like we’re from completely different worlds. How can anyone not like snacks? nasaid, clearly battled herapy couldn’t understand