Angie did not show any look of disdain to Felix, and she seemed like a nice woman.

Felix replied, "You're right, Ms. Sinclair. I'll remember that."

Just then, Lindsay arrived, and the atmosphere immediately became more lively. "Hey, one's my high school friend, and the other is my college friend. What a rare moment! Cheers!"

After a while, Angie asked, "Lindsay, how's your entertainment career going?"

Lindsay pouted. "Not great. Without a big-shot mentor as a middleman, breaking into two fields is tough. You know how it is."

Angie looked sympathetic and helpless, sighing. "I can't really help with that. My dad might know some people in entertainment, but your fame is actually bigger than mine."

Hearing this, Felix asked, "So, you want to do movies and TV?"

Lindsay nodded. "Yeah, that's actually my dream. How fulfilling would that be to make a few films with great reviews? They might be remembered for hundreds of years!

"Music's okay, but it's just sounds without a face.