The biggest gain of today was collaborating with Chester Lynch.

Now that we have the funding, the only thing left is casting the actors.

Though it’s a dual male lead film, it doesn’t mean there isn’t a female lead.

It’s just that the female lead’s role is relatively smaller compared to the two male leads.

South Grant believes that Rosalind Sutton is the most suitable actress for this role, but with their current fame and shooting budget, they can’t afford her yet.

Miles Grant is using Christina Simmons, whose fame and acting skills are quite impressive, so South Grant is even more careful when choosing the female lead.

After giving it much thought, South Grant searched through the industry for several actresses with good acting skills and asked Shawn Grant to contact them.

But as soon as Shawn Grant contacted their agents, upon hearing the cast and production budget, as well as the director, the agents refused.

Thus, they encountered an obstacle in finding a female actress for the role.

In the evening, South Grant was flipping through the laptop, searching for a suitable candidate.

Nathan Foster didn’t come back, possibly busy with something in the military district.

South Grant noticed it was already 10 PM, closed the laptop, and was about to do two more workbooks when the phone rang.

She opened it, and it was a WeChat message from Nathan Foster.

"Come to the back door."

"What for?" South Grant was tired after a long day and didn’t want to go out.

"You." Nathan Foster quickly replied.

"???" South Grant didn’t understand what Nathan Foster meant by ’you’?

After she sent the question marks, she looked at their conversation again and realized.

What for...

You...

Screw you...

It was simply eye-popping, jumping to conclusions so abruptly, and so bluntly.

South Grant picked up the phone and quickly replied to him.

"The other party doesn’t want to talk to you and threw a dog at you to date."

After sending, South Grant laughed heartily.

Let him drive, but with a dog!

After a while, Nathan Foster called again.

"Come downstairs, I’m waiting at the back door."

"What’s this about? Can’t it wait until you come back? Do I really need to go to welcome you personally?"

"I don’t have time to come back tonight. I’ll pass by in a while, come down, I have something to give you."

Hearing Nathan Foster was going to give her something, South Grant’s eyes lit up and she immediately flattered, "At your command."

Then, South Grant went downstairs, though she was a bit unsure why things couldn’t be said at the front door and had to be at the back.

When she reached the back door, Nathan Foster wasn’t there. She remembered he said he was on his way and figured she’d have to wait a bit.

Soon, about five minutes later, South Grant saw headlights from afar, then saw the car pull over and Nathan Foster get out.

At this moment, he wore a neat military uniform, with sharp lines and a poised figure.

He clearly came straight from the military district, and she wondered what he was going to give her, rushing back at this hour.

She saw Nathan Foster take out a card from his jacket pocket and hand it to South Grant.

"Take this and visit the Sutton Family, show your script to Rosalind Sutton. That will solve the issue of the movie’s female lead."

After hearing Nathan Foster, South Grant was taken aback; it turned out he came to deliver this.