Chapter 854

Chapter 854:

“I know how hard you’ve worked these past few weeks, but your efforts paid off,” Madisyn said to Maxine.

Maxine smiled.

“But without such a good script, we wouldn’t have been able to achieve success. Tatiana must be fuming at this moment.”

Maxine had actually guessed it right.

Tatiana’s frustration simmered beneath the surface, and she had been in a foul mood for days.

She had convinced herself that the surge in box office numbers for Maxine’s movie on the third day was just a flash in the pan.

But to her shock, the box office numbers continued to rise, exceeding ten billion in just a week.

Their success was nothing short of historic.

It set a new record for sci-fi films in Lorpond.

Actually, Tatiana had tried to join forces with movie theaters to boycott Wandering World.

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But when everyone saw its profitability, they began to schedule more showtimes, attracting even more viewers.

At this moment, Tatiana’s assistant walked into her office and reported nervously, “Miss Fernandez, our rating has dropped below six.”

“What about theirs?”

The assistant hesitated, knowing Tatiana was referring to Maxine’s film, before saying, “Their rating is 9.6.”

Typically, movie ratings peaked upon release and gradually declined over time.

However, Maxine’s film maintained an impressive 9.6—a rare achievement.

In a fit of rage, Tatiana smashed a nearby vase.

“Damn it! Why?”

“Miss Fernandez, please don’t be angry,” the assistant tried to console her.

“Honestly, I think Maxine’s film isn’t as good as yours. But her boyfriend is Norton, and with Andrew supporting them, it’s really hard for us to win.”

Tatiana froze, surprised.

Maxine… was actually Norton’s girlfriend?

She gradually calmed herself and gave the assistant a few instructions.

Meanwhile, the entire internet was abuzz with discussions about the three latest sci-fi movies.

Public opinion on the ratings had shifted drastically.

The once top-rated End of the Earth had plummeted to the bottom, Wandering World had soared to first place, and John’s film now sat squarely in the middle.

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