In a twist of fate, Eli and Seth, two aspiring actors, found themselves in a lucky position. Both orphans, they had caught the attention of Kaitlyn, who was not only impressed by their good looks but also by their ster acting skills. She wasted no time rmending them to ra''s agency.


    Kaitlyn chimed in, "I just discovered them recently. Their looks are a bonus, but their acting is what really stands out."


    What puzzled everyone was how these two ended up at Kaitlyn''s rtively unknown agency on their own. Her studio wasn''t exactly famous, mainly managing a few second-tier talents known more for their roles than personal fame. So, the arrival of two promising actors was a surprise, but Kaitlyn kept this tidbit to herself when speaking to ra.


    ra was immediately taken with Eli and Seth. Their contrasting styles were just what she was looking for: one could be the charming, mysterious heartthrob, while the other could nail the brooding, cool persona. With the right management, they could reach the top of the industry.


    She turned to Kaitlyn and asked, "Have you seen them act?"


    Kaitlyn nodded confidently, "They could easily outshine the current top stars."


    ra''s eyes lit up with excitement-it felt like she had struck gold. She grinned and said, “Kaitlyn, they''re perfect. Let''s n this strategically. I''ll handle the finances, and you take care of their management."


    Kaitlyn asked Eli and Seth to step out so she and ra could talk privately.


    As Eli and Seth exited, Eli''s smile disappeared, reced by a cold look. His long hair gave him a graceful appearance, but his eyes turned chilly and intimidating. Seth, with his short hair, smirked, "Still the actor, aren''t you?"


    Eli shrugged, squinting slightly, "No other choice."


    They walked out, clearly not fond of each other.


    ra and Kaitlyn spent the next hour mapping out perfect career paths for Eli and Seth. ra''s recent investments in some scripts were beginning to pay off, so money wasn''t an issue.


    "Kaitlyn, have you done a background check on them? Any skeletons in their closet?"


    It''smon for past scandals to resurface once someone bes famous, and audiences can be unforgiving.


    "I checked. After their parents died, they lived secluded in the mountains, practically off the grid. The only potential issue is theirck of formal education."


    ra rxed. In the entertainment world, ack of academic credentials wasn''t a big deal.


    "Great, let''s proceed then. I''ll give them my contact info so we can stay in touch." Kaitlyn nodded, and they discussed more details.


    When ra left the office, she saw Eli and Seth waiting in the hallway. Eli was casual but shed a genuine smile when he saw her.


    "Ms. ra."


    ra approached, handing them her contact info. "Add me, and we can talk about any issues thate up."


    Eli quickly took out his phone and added her.


    ra turned to Seth, who kept a poker face. Eli jumped in, "Ms. ra, he doesn''t have a phone. He lives quite simply. You can reach us through me."


    It was unusual these days to meet someone without a phone.


    She studied Seth''s face for a moment, then asked, "Have we met before?"


    Seth''s cold demeanor cracked momentarily before he quickly looked down, "You must be mistaken, Ms. ra."


    That flicker of recognition was brief—after all, ra had lost her memory.


    She headed to the elevator, waving at them. "Alright, we''ll discuss moreter."


    As soon as the elevator doors closed, Eli''s smile faded, and he rubbed his chin thoughtfully.


    "Seth, do you think she''ll remember?"


    Seth pursed his lips, flexing his wrist subconsciously. “If she remembers, she''ll say something. No need to rush."


    Eli leaned back, sighing dramatically, "Of course I''m in a hurry. I don''t want to be blindsided again."