Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose)
Chapter 362

"Has your brother agreed to this?"

Josephine said, "I think my brother has a newfound understanding of love and is now less discriminative of Zayne. He said that if I've fallen in love, I should bring the boy home to show our parents. He did not specifically mention that he forbade me from coming in contact with Zayne."

Rose was flabbergasted. Jay used to hate it whenever good-for-nothing Zayne got near his precious little sister.

What made him change his mind?

"Let me finish my work and I'll replace time to go with you," Rose offered.

Josephine was elated. "Big sis, you're awesome."

Josephine left after dropping Rose off at her rented house.

When Rose arrived at the door, she saw Sean leaning against it. The latter looked unkempt.

They had not seen each other for a few days. His face looked haggard, and his clothes appeared crumpled. Additionally, his mustache was not shaved, and he looked very exhausted. "Sean Bell?"

"Orchid, did Jay Ares do anything to you?" Sean asked worriedly.

Rose shook her head. "I'm fine."

Sean smiled. "I can't believe that the founder of Grand Asia would use such underhanded tactics to get rid of his competitors."

Rose's expression darkened slightly.

She had to admit that Jay had executed a less than proud move.

"By the way, when are you planning to start filming The Moonlit Sky's screenplay?" Rose asked.

"I'll start trying to contact Director Wilson Winslow immediately."

"We've lost this time around."

Sean appeared lost.

"Jay had Director Winslow sign a lifelong employment contract," Rose said calmly.

Sean was taken aback for a moment before he punched the door and bellowed, "Jay locked me up for two days to let me have a taste of my own medicine. He took away Director Winslow while I was missing in action."

"Right now, we have two options." Rose's gaze darkened.

"Speak." Sean looked at her with a glimpse of hope in

his eyes.

Rose said, "We could hire a famous foreign director. The plus point is that he could bring out the magnificent effects needed for the movie. However, the negative point is that he may not be able to grasp the vast and in-depth meaning of American culture." 1

Sean nodded. "If the movie only looks good but fails to bring out the story's true meaning, then our viewers will not accept it. What is the second option?"

We can turn The Moonlit Sky's screenplay into a web series. The expectations for a web series to follow its original script is less strict. Then, we can give up on getting Director Wilson Winslow and hire another director."

Sean immediately rejected the idea, "Bell Films has always been focused on producing high-quality, bigscreen movies. The board of directors will not approve of it if we suddenly change directions and do a web series."

Rose nodded.

Sean looked at her and asked, "Is there a third option?"

Rose gave it some thought and said, "Sell the screenplay to another company. We may not profit from it, but we won't lose money either."

Sean gave her a big thumbs up. "That's a good idea. We can't proceed with the filming for The Moonlit Sky's script, and neither can Ares Films. This round, we can be considered the winners." Rose smiled enigmatically.

Sean's goal had been to relentlessly provoke Ares Enterprise, thus destroying Bell Enterprise's chance of having any more partnerships with Ares Enterprise. Hence, at this point, he could be considered to have obtained a small victory and become a step closer to his goal.

As for Rose, her goal had been to replace a straw of hope for Severe Films.

"Mr. Bell, have you thought about who to sell the script to?"

Sean said, "The highest bidder gets it."

Rose shook her head. "Sell it to the Severe family!"

Sean looked at her with questions running in his mind. "Reason?"

Rose said, "I heard that the successor of Severe Enterprise, Miss Angeline died because of her obsessive love for Jay. Wouldn't the Severe's hate the Ares for that?

"An the enemy of an enemy is a friend. Mr. Bell, I'm sure you understand that?"

Sean said, "You have a point."

The worry in Rose's gaze dissipated.