"I’m telling the truth, the photos are already leaked. Let search for them and show you."
It wasn’t until Hua Tiantian saw the assistant pull up the kissing photos that she finally understood what it ant to have a wild romantic history—and the saying about lifting a stone only to drop it on one’s own foot.
"Since it’s her ex-boyfriend, why are these photos still out there? Could it be that her ex leaked them for personal gain?"
"Who knows? Anyway, Huang Shan is now seen by everyone as soone who’s two-faced and indulgent in an unruly private life. I think she’s really dood this ti. Soone’s out to ruin her, and there’s no stopping it."
"Keep your voice down."
Hua Tiantian made a shushing motion, signaling for the assistant to lower their volu.
"You’ve seen it yourself—she really isn’t leaving herself any way out."
Though Hua Tiantian didn’t know what Huang Shan’s private life was truly like, as the revelations kept pouring in, she profoundly realized that actors don’t have privacy. If it were any ordinary person, these types of photos would remain private and would never leak. But because Huang Shan is an actor, a public figure, it catches everyone’s attention.
"No wonder she hasn’t shown up—seems like she’s too afraid, too scared of everyone’s gossip."
The assistant’s words struck a chord in Hua Tiantian, prompting her to decide to talk to the director first and suggest filming her scene, since delaying endlessly for Huang Shan was such a waste of ti—even though she only had one scene.
"Director, I have a suggestion. I’m not sure if I should bring it up or not."
"It’s about Huang Shan, isn’t it."
The director said impatiently. Hua Tiantian hurriedly waved her hand, "No, it’s not that. I wanted to talk about my scene. If Huang Shan doesn’t show up, can I film my part first?"
"You only have one solo scene anyway. Let’s wait a little longer. If she still doesn’t co, I’ll reschedule."
"Thank you, Director."
Hua Tiantian didn’t press further, knowing the director had his own considerations.
Unexpectedly, not long after, Huang Shan arrived on set with her assistant.
"Sorry for making everyone wait—I had an upset stomach earlier. It’s really my fault."
As soon as she appeared, Huang Shan began apologizing, which caught the staff on site completely off guard. Following the sound, Hua Tiantian caught sight of Huang Shan, and the anxiety weighing on her heart finally eased.
"Sister Shan, do you need to help you?"
"Do I look like I’m fragile and sickly? Back off."
Huang Shan flew into a rage at her assistant’s suggestion, barking furiously and pushing them aside. The now quiet assistant sighed heavily in discomfort, their face filled with helplessness and defeat.
"Hua Tiantian, did you think scheming against behind my back would take down? Dream on."
Deliberately stepping up to Hua Tiantian, lowering her voice, Huang Shan stared daggers at her—her expression venomous enough to devour her whole. Her entire presence radiated a bleak, trembling fury.
"What are you talking about? I don’t understand."
Hua Tiantian looked at Huang Shan with confusion, having no idea what her words ant.
"Act. Keep pretending. Let’s see how long you can keep this up."
Huang Shan, seething with frustration, sent a carefully edited ssage to Hua Tiantian, clenching her teeth as she glared at her. Silently, she cursed, "If you can’t stand seeing do well, I’ll make sure your reputation is ruined too. Huang Shan doesn’t take losses lying down. Whichever fool crosses will pay tenfold. Hua Tiantian, get ready to cry—hmph!"
Terrified by Huang Shan’s vengeful gaze, Hua Tiantian’s heart raced. She couldn’t grasp the aning behind Huang Shan’s words, only feeling that sothing was off about her. Deciding not to engage further, she brushed it off.
Well, she’d just treat her like a lunatic. Spending energy fighting soone like that was a complete waste of ti.
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