Reborn as the Sweetheart of a Paranoid Boss-Chapter 141: Felicity Dalton

With this identity in place, even Sidney Dalton wouldn’t say anything in her presence.

But why would such a person come to audition for Yara Helmsworth?

"What is meant to come cannot be stopped, let her in."

Selena Kensington sighed.

Felicity Dalton came in.

Tall and slim, with a model-like figure.

Those cold eyes came into view.

Her face resembled that of world-weariness, with an air of sophistication.

Such a person is quite sought after on the international stage.

And, due to her distinctiveness, Felicity Dalton has always been quite popular.

"I am Felicity Dalton."

Felicity Dalton entered and casually said a sentence.

Selena Kensington asked her curiously, "Miss Dalton, why are you auditioning for this role?"

"I’m interested."

Felicity Dalton spoke very briefly.

Selena Kensington nodded, asking no more questions.

"Try performing the scene of Zane Quinn bidding farewell to Yara Helmsworth."

This scene is almost at the grand finale.

Zane Quinn’s Immortal Path is already shining brilliantly, his talent is outstanding, and his Immortal Root is pure, having almost touched the threshold of The Immortal Sects.

This time, he came to bid farewell to his master, Yara Helmsworth.

He is going into seclusion, pushing for the last threshold.

"Alright, but I need someone to cooperate with me."

She turned her voice, looking towards Hugh Kensington who had his head down.

"Is that okay, Hugh?"

Selena Kensington, unsure if it was an illusion, felt that Felicity Dalton’s "Hugh" was indeed softer than her previous words.

"..."

The pretending-to-be-dead Hugh Kensington was suddenly named.

Under everyone’s gaze, Hugh Kensington stood up.

Looking at Felicity Dalton, his gaze flickered with complexity.

The two quickly got into character.

Zane Quinn went to Glimmerpeak to find Yara Helmsworth.

Glimmerpeak was snowy year-round, and his master also always wore an ice-blue dress, her silhouette the only touch of ice-blue in the snowy world.

When Zane Quinn went to see her, Yara Helmsworth was sitting at the peak, with her back to him.

In front of her lay the abyss.

"...Master."

Zane Quinn paused for a while, then spoke.

"You have come."

Yara Helmsworth’s voice was as ethereal as the snowy world, dissipating into its whiteness.

Neither sad nor joyful, cold and clear like ice and snow.

But it inexplicably conveyed a repressed sadness within her words.

Zane Quinn paused, looking at Yara Helmsworth’s back.

A trace of wavering flashed through his eyes.

"Master, it is I, Zane Quinn, who has failed you."

Finally, he grasped the Lotus Heart Sword in his hand and spoke these words.

Yara Helmsworth remained silent for a long time.

And Zane Quinn maintained his posture.

Finally.

"Enough, enough, it cannot be obtained."

Yara Helmsworth uttered these words.

As if convincing herself, or finding a reason to comfort herself.

"You may leave."

Yara Helmsworth took a deep breath, speaking these words with difficulty and weight.

"...I’m sorry."

Zane Quinn finished speaking, turned around, and left.

Just as Zane Quinn was about to leave Glimmerpeak, he and Yara Helmsworth seemed to have a telepathic bond.

Both turned their heads, locking eyes.

Zane Quinn clearly saw Yara Helmsworth’s two lines of still fresh tears and the pain and sadness in her eyes.

Zane Quinn’s eyes slightly widened.

Feeling somewhat stunned.

This scene was like an imprint, etching into Zane Quinn’s heart, unable to be erased.

Even after Zane Quinn had ascended to The Immortal Sects, he would occasionally remember this picture.

It was very poignant.

The performance was over.

It was as if Felicity Dalton hadn’t come out of the character yet, she looked at Hugh Kensington with a poignant glance.

"..."

Hugh Kensington’s heart trembled, he tried to calm himself down.

The final result was naturally undisputed.

Felicity Dalton’s portrayal of Yara Helmsworth was flawless, and it was rare that Felicity Dalton had cooperated with Hugh Kensington for the first time.

Yet the two had such a great rapport.