Never Blinded by Love (Linda and Wilson)

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Lexi pointed at the television screen. "All the other kids have gone before except for me."

Linda and Samson exchanged glances.

That was true.

When they were still in Usna, it was inconvenient to bring Lexi to theme parks because she was so young. By the time she was old enough, they had already returned to Osmo.

James was also a very reliable person. Lexi was a frail child, so he would try not to take her out of the house if possible. He also kept her outdoor activities within the perimeters of the mansion's backyard. When Lexi talked about never having gone outside before, Linda felt her heart ache slightly.

"Samson, should we find a time to bring Lexi out?" Linda asked.

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Lexi looked up at her parents with a tilted head.

Linda continued, "We were planning on letting her take a look at the outside world anyway, right? Now's a great chance since she wants to go out, too."

Samson nodded. "I was thinking the same thing when she told me that this afternoon. I was going to talk to you about it once you got home."

"I guess we're connected in some ways."

Samson took her bag for her and said, "Of course."

Linda bent down and talked to Lexi.

"Lexi, Mommy and Daddy will do our best to grant your wish.

However, Mommy's really busy right now. I might not be able to take you to the theme park anytime soon."

Lexi was old enough to be reasonable. "Daddy told me about that. Mommy's busy, so I don't need you to take me to the theme park now. I'll wait until Mommy's not busy." Linda replied, "Once Mommy's not busy, we'll take you to the theme park."

Lexi happily planted a kiss on Linda's cheek.

"Ava, please take Lexi to shower and tuck her in."

Ava came to carry Lexi upstairs to her room.

"Lina told me you're about to prepare your new movie soon," Samson said.

"Why does she tell you everything?"

Samson picked up a cherry from the bowl on the table. He didn't like. fruits very much, so he just toyed with them as he spoke.

"Well, I did spend a fortune to get her to work for us."

Linda had nothing to say about that.

After all, Samson had spent a lot of time and energy to get Lina to work for them.

"I haven't found any suitable actors so far," Linda told Samson about her most pressing problems.

"If you can't find anyone within the company, you could post something online. Perhaps you could also hold open auditions like Lina suggested," Samson said. He didn't understand the movie industry perfectly. When it came down to it, he was just a benefactor.

"I've thought about it before, but if we hold open auditions, a bunch of popular actors will turn up. If the final cast list doesn't contain any of those people, their fans are going to kill me. You know I've never liked actors who were purely popular and nothing else. Some have tons of fans but can't act to save their lives."

Those purely popular actors couldn't give Linda what she wanted.

However, Linda could give those actors what they wanted.

Ever since Linda's first movie blew up, many popular actors contacted her through their company representatives and a handful of other methods.

They wanted to be able to work together on her future projects.

However, she never liked networking, with those people. Even if their secretaries or managers were at the company, she would still refuse to meet them if possible.

That was why many people also spread rumors about how hard it

was to get along with Linda on top of all of the good reviews she got.