too late for a second chance novel (Lila and Dorian) novel Chapter 178

"We've got news from Rowan, the international director's team about his project, the one you've been keeping your eyes on. We have a chance to audition."

The person walking ahead came to a sudden stop, a clear trace of excitement flashing in his eyes.

Lila once said that life couldn't always be a series of setbacks.

Those people in the domestic market were fools.

Dorian had just won an international award. If he could secure Rowan's collaboration, those opportunistic trash would surely come flocking back to offer him projects again.

Lila would soon realize who she could truly rely on.

What could the good-for-nothing Noah possibly have to compete with him?

"When is the audition?" Dorian asked seriously.

Oliver furrowed his brows. "This project has caught the attention of several domestic male actors. Reportedly, there are already five people who received invitations to audition, including us. And one of them is our nemesis, Michael Xavier."

Michael was an artist under Magi Pictures. He was two years older than Dorian, and he had already won three Best Actor awards. Over the past two years, he had starred in two blockbuster dramas and had considerable fame abroad.

His career trajectory was very similar to Dorian's, leading to the two competing openly and secretly for numerous resources. As a result, Dorian had always disliked Michael.

Oliver knew this news would undoubtedly anger Dorian, but not saying it now would only lead to an outburst later when he found out. It was better to spill it now so Dorian could focus on preparing for the audition.

After all, the two shared striking similarities in appearance, energy, and acting style.

Domestically, Dorian was slightly more famous, but internationally, Michael had the edge. Overall, Michael had the upper hand.

"We already received the digital script. The audition is scheduled for a week after we wrap up filming here."

When Dorian heard the audition time, his irritation didn't fade, but he nodded.

A week was enough time.