Diana waited on the sidelines, casually waiting with crossed legs.
Finally, Leo and the others took the stage.
The scene wasn't lengthy, just a dozen minutes or so.
The three portrayed the three brothers of a wealthy family from the last century.
The eldest, Bailey, had a calm and gentle demeanor, while Leo, the second brother, was decisive.
And the youngest, Anthony, was extravagantly carefree.
When the three appeared, with Leo and Anthony's presence, Bailey seemed like the servant beside two young masters.
The entire setup was totally off-kilter.
Their script demanded delicate emotional control and delivery, especially in the more refined dialogues at the start.
The performances of everyone, except for Leo, Anthony, and Bailey, were nothing short of disastrous.
It was a sight
