"What do you think?" Victor Morgan asked.
Jessie Sterling: "I don't know. I just feel like this whole being-in-front-of-a-camera thing isn't really for me. And you know what this season of the show is about—it's not just showing the public what people in different industries do every day, we also have to make a living with our own skills."
"Are you worried it'll be too hard, being on the show?" Victor Morgan asked.
"There's a little bit of that, yes," Jessie Sterling admitted, not hiding the fact that she wasn't cut out for physical labor. "But I'm more afraid of the cameras."
Even though she'd never been in the entertainment industry, she knew that public figures were constantly exposed to cameras. Their every move could easily be scrutinized and judged by others.
She couldn't stand the thought of living like that.
She had been judged by outsiders twice recently due to some unexpected incidents, and Jessie Sterling didn't think she had a very high tolerance for it.
