??Chapter 27: Chapter 027 Getting More and More Ruthless_1
Chapter 27: Chapter 027 Getting More and More Ruthless_1
Because she didn’t like him visiting her at school, Gu Hangshen had no choice but to park his car far away and dial Leng Jing’s number.
If it was Gong Xiaoqiao he called, she definitely wouldn’t answer.
To Gu Hangshen’s surprise, it was Tang Yu who answered the phone.
“Ah? Boss, you’re looking for Xiaoqiao? Xiaoqiao has gone to D city.”
“What?” He had thought of countless possibilities and considered what to say when he saw her, but he had never expected to co up empty-handed.
“According to Xiao Jing, she went to D city for so drama troupe auditions and won’t be back for a week! She didn’t tell anyone and just left by herself. Xiao Jing says Xiaoqiao must be angry, that she’s abandoned her and wants to break off their friendship, and now she’s drinking herself into oblivion at a bar!”
“A week later…” Gu Hangshen hung up the phone, feeling indescribable.
Christmas was six days away, his birthday, yet she wouldn’t be back until a week later.
Gu Hangshen rubbed his temples, the girl was getting more and more ruthless…
Gong Xiaoqiao sat on the coach to D city, dozing off against the window.
Just a few days ago, Gu Hangshen had just lied to Gu Xiaorou about her being in D city, and now she was truly there, as he wished.
Yesterday, she had soaked in the icy swimming pool during her period, yet she hadn’t fallen ill—it was amazing. After sleeping, she felt reinvigorated.
Why should she fall ill so easily? She had neither the privilege nor the capacity to afford it!
The auditions she was attending were for “A World Without Demons.”
This fantasy drama was adapted from Chaotic’s original novel, telling the story of a reckless young prince, Jun Yichen, whose marriage to a non-human causes his first wife, Shangguan Xianyue, to be murdered by the concubine, Liu Yiyi. Afterwards, Shangguan Xianyue returns as a demon seeking revenge.
Jun Yichen, filled with regret, wishes to atone for his mistakes by giving up everything to fall into the demonic path and stay by his wife’s side, begging for her forgiveness. In the end, it’s a lodramatic reunion where Jun Yichen sacrifices his life to save her during divine retribution, finally earning Shangguan Xianyue’s forgiveness, and after all their trials, they end up together.
Actually, Gong Xiaoqiao really disliked the ending of this story. If she were the author, she would definitely write the unfaithful prince off as cannon fodder; no way would she let him win the beauty in the end.
Speaking of which, she was quite fond of the mysterious demon king who tempted the female lead into becoming a demon, despite him being cloaked in black and never showing his face from start to finish.
Although the official statent claid that all roles were up for audition, important roles such as the male and female leads were unlikely to be left undetermined.
Hence, Gong Xiaoqiao decided to be realistic. She was auditioning for the role of Xiaohong, the maidservant by Shangguan Xianyue’s side before she beca a demon.
Unlike Yu Xiu, the close maidservant with more scenes, Xiaohong was rely an extra who was executed by Liu Yiyi early in the story to set an example.
The audition site was packed with people, even the queue for the maidservant extras was incredibly long.
“A World Without Demons,” with its screenwriters, producers, directors, and financiers all being very powerful, naturally attracted hordes of people.
Two hours later, Gong Xiaoqiao dejectedly walked out of the audition room.
Without any technical assessnt, the judges only took one look at her and made their decision.
In the drama, although Xiaohong wasn’t particularly attractive, she had a great figure, which was why when Jun Yichen took an extra glance at her, Liu Yiyi, beautiful but lacking in figure, beca jealous and chose to make an example out of the maidservant.
Well! She could console herself that part of the reason was the fa of A College.
Gong Xiaoqiao was about to head back to the hotel when one of the judges who had just interviewed her approached, “Miss Gong!”
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