After getting a mask from the staff members, Luna was about to leave.
To many contestants, Luna had the upper hand in the competition. After all, she had an agent. However, the agent paid little attention to her; he mostly let her develop her career on her own.
Regardless, the agent still called her after she left the television station. He wanted to know what were her results.
Luna could not give him a definite answer.
The agent hummed in response before telling her to relax and not upset herself if she could not proceed to the next round.
His tone was so casual to the point it sounded as if he did not care even if she did get the role.
Luna could understand what he was thinking about; her agent had given up on her.
Back then, the contract had only existed because of the director. Now that the director had no reactions toward her, the agent was disinterested.
Gabriel was the only one cheering for her now.
