Chapter 861: Unfortunate Director Meng

Chapter 861: Chapter 859: Unfortunate Director Meng

The phone can’t be reached, and I don’t know where they’ve gone.

Director Meng is growing more and more sick of Bo Si, the filming hasn’t even started, and this lesser-known minor star is already acting out? Even with a background, you can’t act so wantonly.

“Tong Yan, you go get your makeup done first, the rest can take a break and then check again.”

After giving his instructions, Director Meng hurried out.

Tong Yan knew who he was looking for, but deliberately didn’t say anything. She always enjoyed indulging in discrediting Miss Bo.

Now, Director Meng is probably extremely annoyed with her.

Thinking of this, Tong Yan felt at ease.

Xiao Zhi’s arrival caused quite a stir. His looks could easily slay a bunch of face enthusiasts, many girls desperately wanted to hug him, and others were eager to take photos with him.

The level of popularity is simply surpassing others.

It must be said, this is still an era that values appearance.

Tong Yan pinched his cheek and said with a smile, “Our Xiao Zhi is really popular, everyone really likes you.”

A smile appeared on Xiao Zhi’s cool face, “Xiao Zhi only wants Sister to like him, that’s enough.”

Tong Yan felt a heartfelt impact.

So young yet already a flirt, with an air of a domineering CEO, who knows what the future holds as he grows up.

It wasn’t long before Director Meng returned, his expression somewhat displeased, clearly bringing bad news.

He said to Tong Yan with some difficulty, “Yanyan, can you call Jiang Yu back? That role is still hers.” He’s the one who wanted to change actors, and now he’s the one asking for a change back.

Although the invitation should come from him as the director, he’s somewhat embarrassed to ask.

Tong Yan acted like she didn’t care at all, happily nodded, “That’s great, Yu will definitely be jumping for joy if she knows, I’ll go tell her the good news now.”

Her reaction somewhat eased his awkwardness, making him feel a bit more comfortable.

Jiang Yu arrived swiftly.

Director Meng apologized to her and continued filming.

After a whole month of fussing, it ultimately returned to the original cast, which is somewhat ironic.

There’s no need to mention Jiang Yu’s acting skills, undoubtedly they were good, so filming progressed quickly, completing several scenes by evening.

Thus, the time for rest came relatively early.

From being replaced to now back in action, Jiang Yu felt a bit perplexed, “Sister Yanyan, what’s going on here?”

Ever since Jiang Yu went to support teaching, she developed a habit of not looking at her phone much, and spent recent days staying home studying the script, or going out for walks, so she was completely unaware of how quickly things progressed.

Tong Yan tossed a magazine to her, “You’ll understand once you’ve read it yourself.”

Jiang Yu saw the familiar magazine cover, her heart skipped a beat, and upon opening the first page, she immediately understood but remained silent for a long time, “This…”

Tong Yan propped her head up with her hand, “Your brother was thoughtful, he put the entire group at stake to clarify for you, quite the grand gesture.” She simply stated the facts without exaggeration.

Jiang Yu’s emotions were suddenly a mix of complex feelings, unsure of what to say.

Initially, she hated him for doing what he did, but as time went by, she no longer knew how to face him.

Do I hate him? She didn’t know.

Do I not hate him? She didn’t know.

Their feelings for each other can no longer be described simply with a word or a sentence.

Now, with what he’s done, she should be thanking him, but…