Chapter 72
Chapter 72
It was only after Tiffany spoke that the photographer
remembered she was there as well. He took a closer
look at the photograph.
While Tiffany did well, the background was colored
pink just like the flamingos on set. Tiffany’s green
clothes paled in comparison, and the eye could only
notice Charmine’s flaming-red outfit.
Her pale colors automatically made her fade into the
background, and it looked as if she was Charmine’s
supporting prop.
It did not help Tiffany’s case that Charmine was
leaning onto her as Tiffany looked into the camera
with a smile, clutching on to the flamingo’s neck.
Somehow, she managed to look like a dutiful and
diligent coffee table—a mere prop.
The other interpretation to the photograph was that
she looked like Charmine’s slave or servant girl as she
made way for Charmine.
Nevertheless, other than the fact that Tiffany
somehow became a supporting cast, i t was a perfect
photograph.
“No need for a second shot,” assured the
photographer. “it’s great! You can pack up.”
Hearing this, Charmine retreated to the changing
room.
After all, the outcome was already determined. There
was no room left for guessing!
Tiffany looked at Charmine’s retreating back with a
slight grin. She thought that Charmine must have
known she was at the losing end. If only she could get
the photos earlier and humiliate Charmine to death…
As she thought of this, she walked toward the
photographer. “Mr. Peter, you worked hard today.
Can I see today’s shots?” she spoke, her voice kind and
elegant that matched the beauty on her face.
“Of course you can. But, I’ll have you know that this
camera is really expensive and it cost me millions,”
he reminded. “Just stand at the side and I’ll give you a
peek.”
“Alright.” Tiffany moved aside and exchanged a silent
glance with Veronica.
Veronica calmly walked behind her and took out her
phone, pretending to play with it. However, her plan Content © NôvelDrama.Org.
was to use her phone’s camera to capture the photo.
Veronica did notice that Charmine’s hand moved
during the shoot, and it was clearly unprofessional.
She did not expect Charmine would turn out looking
good in the photograph.
Both of them expected to see Charmine’s ugly photo,
but the photo gave them the shock of their lives.
The photograph reduced Tiffany to a mere
background actor, almost as if she did not exist.
Charmine, with her flowing red dress, stole the
scene!
Her loose, red dress seemed to billow in the wind. It
looked like she was in the midst of midsummer’s
wind beautifully. The dress looked so good on her that
people would want to put themselves in her shoes.
Even Charmine’s solo shots were shockingly
stunning!
Of course, Tiffany’s solo shots were not bad; she was
eye-pleasing, fresh. Still, as they compared the shots,
she looked like a common maid.
The avocado green color made her look like she was
part of the set.
Tiffany clutched her heart, her fingernails almost
digging into her flesh.
How could this be? How could it turn out this
way?!
Charmine’s clothes were all heavy, stuffy, and ugly.
How could she have made it look s o good?
If these photos were to be circulated, it would be the
death of Tiffany’s career! Charmine would crush her!
She thought of this and tapped on Veronica’s leg, and
Veronica instantly caught on. She inhaled deeply
before she walked toward Tiffany and said, “Hey, you
did a good job with Charmine. This magazine edition
will surely—aah!”
Before she could finish her sentence, her leg was
accidentally caught on a wire and it sent her falling
toward Tiffany.
Caught off-guard, Tiffany knocked down the
photographer’s camera.
Plonk!
A loud clunk was heard as the camera fell onto the
floor and shattered into pieces. Even the camera’s SD
card fell out and snapped into two!