The Billionaire's Maid Bride novel Chapter 360

Jennifer had been a hotshot in the entertainment industry for 30 years, making her mark as an actress, producer, and renowned director, one step at a time, and garnering a huge amount of public recognition. Her lectures always drew a full house, and Jennifer didn't often give lectures. The reason she was able to speak to everyone this time was because of her longstanding friendship with the principal of Center Stage Academy.

Allison snagged a seat way in the back. She knew today's lecture would be a full house, so she brought her glasses. With them on, her view was much clearer. Jennifer wasn't there yet, and the lecture was just five minutes away from starting. The auditorium was practically filled to capacity, but it was quiet except for the sounds of footsteps and rustling clothes. Everyone found a seat and sat down quietly, with occasional whispers.

"Excuse me," a man murmured as he strolled by. Allison got up to let him through, and he muttered a thank you.

At 2 p.m., Jennifer arrived on the dot. The first round of cheering erupted in the room.

Jennifer was dressed casually in a simple grey tracksuit, but she radiated elegance and her eyes were sharp and lively. Despite being middle-aged, she maintained herself well, with a tall and slender figure and healthy skin.

She took the stage and looked around, "I'm delighted to be here at the invitation of Mr. Rick, at the very school I graduated from. Some of you here are passionate about acting and others are students of this school. I'm thrilled to share my insights and experiences with you."

The young students were thrilled to see Jennifer. Her status in the entertainment industry was irreplaceable. She exuded a powerful aura from the stage, but she wasn't intimidating.

Allison took out her pen and began jotting down points she found important. Jennifer's few words answered the questions in her heart.

Jennifer's lecture was only two hours, but Allison scribbled down a lot. When she first started acting, although Gavin said she had a knack for it, it didn't mean she was naturally good. There was a lot to polish, like minor expressions, movements, ways of expression, body language, etc.