Book Transmigration: I Wanted to Keep a Low Profile, but Everyone Noticed Me! Chapter 435: Evans’ Thoughtfulness

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Audrey couldn’t help but flip over.

Could Ollie be in cahoots with Becky?

Audrey quickly had this guess.

If Ollie was in cahoots with Becky, she was undoubtedly in danger.

Or rather, Charlotte was in a very dangerous situation.

Becky had once been instructed by Liz to approach Audrey wantonly and later kidnapped Charlotte.

If Ollie and Becky knew each other, the answer was obvious.

Audrey really wanted to hold a kitchen knife to Ollie’s neck!

What a detestable guy. Could it be that he was instructed by Liz to hurt Charlotte?

The more Audrey thought about it, the more alard she beca. In the end, she even wanted to buy a plane ticket imdiately and leave Country Z with Charlotte.

But now…

Ah, it was impossible to leave.

Audrey was very vexed, so she told Evans her thoughts.

Just as she thought, Evans was not sleeping either.

Evans calmly analyzed Audrey’s ssage and finally replied to her.

Evans: You and your sister can move to a house under my na. Don’t worry, if there’s nothing else, I won’t disturb you.

As if afraid that Audrey would reject him, he sent another ssage.

Evans: “If you’re too embarrassed to stay, you can also pay the rent. That way, you won’t have any psychological burden.”

Audrey was almost moved to tears.

Being in a foreign country, Evans’ actions were undoubtedly heartwarming.

Audrey wiped the corners of her eyes and replied to Evans, “Thank you.”

Evans: That Ollie is really too suspicious. For safety’s sake, I’ll send soone to investigate him. Once I find out his background, if he really has malicious intentions, I won’t show rcy.

Audrey: Alright, thank you.

Evans: Friends should help each other.

We can start as friends.

Evans said this in his heart again.

After saying goodnight to Evans, Audrey wanted to close her eyes and sleep, but after half an hour, she still couldn’t fall asleep.

Clearly, Audrey had insomnia.

She tossed and turned, unable to fall asleep, so for so reason, she opened her chat with Eric.

How heartless… Audrey couldn’t help but mutter.

Eric had yet to reply to any of her ssages, not even a punctuation mark.

Audrey sighed slightly before typing in the chat box.

Audrey: “Second Brother, Sister and I have encountered a lot of things recently. Are you reading? Regardless of whether you’ve seen my news, I have to tell you.”

Audrey told Eric everything that had happened in the past few days in words.

Audrey had already treated Eric as a tree hole.

Audrey wrote. After she finished venting all her worries, she suddenly couldn’t help but sob softly.

The next day’s filming went on as usual. Due to the changes in the script, Audrey had quite a number of scenes today.

Soon, the director asked her to act in a scene with Charlotte.

Mary and Christine’s first eting in the palace was full of probing and gas.

“You look a little familiar.” Christine looked at Mary’s face and said coldly, “How strange. I think I’ve seen you sowhere before.”

Mary still looked timid. Hearing Christine say that, she was so frightened that she wanted to kneel down.

“Stand.” Suddenly, Sybil walked over from not far away.

“Brother!” Audrey hurriedly ran over with a smile and held Feldnan’s arm. “You’re finally back! You’ve been gone for more than half a year. I thought I would never see you again.”

“Why would I?” Feldnan lowered his head and smiled.

Just as Audrey was about to continue her lines, the director suddenly shouted, “Cut!”

The few of them looked at the director in confusion. The director frowned and said, “I keep feeling that it’s still a little lacking.”

“Not good enough?” Feldnan didn’t understand. “Did I not perform well enough?”

“Not really.” The director thought for a mont before looking at Audrey.

Soon, he had an idea.

“Audrey, the way you look at Sybil isn’t fervent enough,” the director said.

“Eager?” Audrey found it strange. She was indeed very excited when she rushed over to her so-called ‘brother’.