She thought it would be easier for her in the future.
But she didn’t expect Ms. Annie Lawrence to have such a bad temper, let alone treat her with respect. She was treated like an assistant.
Linda had never endured such treatment before.
Even those artists who were much more popular than Annie Lawrence would greet her with respect and politeness.
If it weren’t for Annie’s relationship with David, she wouldn’t have been so patient.
"How should I know? That little bitch Joanna actually went to audition for Gary White’s new TV series!" Annie Lawrence was furious about this, her face somber. "No wonder she turned down the stand-in job, she was plotting this all along."
"She’s just a minor role player, how dare she dream of Gary White’s TV series? She doesn’t know her own weight." Annie didn’t like literary and art dramas, but she knew how awesome Gary White was.
Because she knew about Gary White, who liked to promote newcomers, she sensed a crisis when she heard that Joanna went to audition.
If Gary White didn’t care about fame, that little bitch might have a chance after all.
After all, she had a siren face that could enchant men.
If given a chance to shine...
No, she had to find a way to stop her.
Under no circumstances would she let Joanna have a chance to rise.
"Your sister is going to audition for Gary White’s TV series?" Linda was surprised by the news.
"She’s not my sister!" Annie suddenly became agitated, like a cat whose tail was stepped on. "How could that little bitch possibly be my sister? I have nothing to do with her."
Just as Linda thought she was expressing disgust towards Joanna, she heard Annie say resentfully, "She’s just a bastard from an orphanage without parents. How could she be fit to be my sister?"
So what if she took David away?
Could the bastard from an orphanage be a match for the Benington family?
She was the true Miss Lawrence.
Why should she envy a bastard that had a better life than her?
Everything she had now should have belonged to her in the first place.
Linda was taken aback, and her face secretly changed.
This was the first time Annie had mentioned this to her.
Joanna... was not a blood relative of the Lawrence family?
After a moment of surprise, Linda quickly realized it.
No wonder she always felt that the Lawrence sisters were not alike in any way.
From head to toe, there was not a single resemblance.
She silently suppressed the surprise in her heart and asked calmly, "What about your brother then...?"
As Annie’s agent for two years, Linda had some understanding of her family.
She knew she didn’t get along with Joanna and Jeremy.
"You mean that dead-sick Jeremy?" Annie’s words were full of disgust, and her attitude definitely wasn’t like treating her own brother. "He’s just like that little bitch Joanna, both bastards from an orphanage."
Linda already guessed it.
So when Annie told her, she wasn’t very surprised.
She thought about it and asked another question: "Joanna and Jeremy aren’t biological siblings either, right?"
These two didn’t resemble each other either.
"No." Annie inadvertently let out the secret she had kept for many years. Not feeling anything wrong about it, she decided to vent it all to Linda, "Both of them are from an orphanage, adopted by the Lawrence family when they were little over one year old."