CHAPTER 260

Talia dropped her eyes. Her father had done a lot for her. She owed him a lot and so what if he was taking the chance to do something for himself?

“Let me think about it.” Talia held out her hand for the script. She really didn’t want to do it, but…maybe one more wouldn’t kill her. And she could make sure that if she agreed to do it, it would absolutely be the last one.

Talia tossed the script onto the bed and groaned. She’d read it several times over the past few days and it hadn’t gotten any better. It was bad. Like, really, really bad.

Talia had gotten used to the insipid teen coming-of-age dramas that she usually got asked to do, but this one was even worse than those. It begged the question, why? Why did her father want her to do this piece of crap? The father's role wasn’t even that good. Talia could have maybe understood if the ‘father’ role was a standout opportunity for her dad, but it just wasn’t.

She flopped back on the bed in a starfish pose and looked at the ceiling