Chapter 1306: Chapter 1319
Upon hearing this, Han Wanwan was displeased. She sulkily glared at Chu Ge and asked, "What do you an by all the sa? Are you really comparing
to those people? They sit back and enjoy the fruits of others’ labor. How could they compare to !"
What Han Wanwan couldn’t stand most was those who relied on their family background and then acted arrogantly, without any real skills of their own.
Yuwen Kangli was one of them.
So when she found out Yuwen Kangli was supposedly the arranged marriage partner, she imdiately texted him, saying that there was absolutely no possibility between them and that he better not dream about it.
Fortunately, Yuwen Kangli didn’t have any affection for Han Wanwan either, so the two reached a consensus.
This was also the reason why Yuwen Kangli temporarily pulled Chu Ge out to stand in.
Chu Ge chuckled softly, gave a faint smile, and shook his head.
Han Wanwan was even more dissatisfied. She bit her lip and glared at Chu Ge, "What do you an by this? You don’t believe ?"
"It’s not that I don’t believe you, it’s just that your sweeping dismissal of everyone is really a bit amusing."
"..." Han Wanwan pressed her lips lightly together and said nothing.
"Among the Six Major Families of Kyoto, it seems like you’re not the only one who works hard, right?"
Chu Ge asked back.
Han Wanwan slightly lowered her eyes. Of course, she wasn’t the only one. First, there was Nangong Man Sha.
"Forget it, this is your business and has nothing to do with . No matter how much I ask, it won’t help."
Chu Ge smiled, not wanting to bother with these worriso matters.
Chu Ge finished reading the script and only then did he gain a general understanding.
There was a small prologue that followed and it was sowhat related to the front. If she didn’t misunderstand, it should be introducing the background:
After the sunset, Han Wanwan put away the cara, stood at the top of the mountain, and gazed into the distance, "Could this be the feeling of overlooking all small hills?"
Buildings dotted the distance, the pale white of dawn gradually receding as night fell.
Ring, ring, ring...
Han Wanwan furrowed then relaxed her brows, pulled out her phone, and saw the large words on the screen, "Dad."
With a sigh, her slender fingers touched the screen, and the circle swept past the red handset. On the other end of the line, a gentle voice could be heard: "Hello, the user you have dialed is temporarily unavailable. Please try again later..."
Dad: "This child, how could she just leave like that."
Mom: "Isn’t it because you spoiled her."
Dad: "What should we do now? Our daughter hasn’t even t the other party yet you want to discuss marriage. What if she gets stubborn and doesn’t co back for a month?"
Mom: "..."
Dad: "I told you marriage was too rushed, too rushed, but you wouldn’t listen."
Mom: "You know the Mu Family’s background. Their son won’t be much different, and I’ve also heard that our daughter won’t suffer by marrying there. Isn’t there a month’s ti? Let them spend more ti together."
Dad: "She’s run away from ho, where can they spend ti together? You, you, what can I say to you!"
This segnt had nothing to do with Chu Ge, but seeing the words dad and mom, it piqued his interest a bit.
To him, these words were so unfamiliar that he could barely utter them.
Seeing Chu Ge in a daze, Han Wanwan glanced at the script in his hand and said, "Don’t worry, this part is my scene, not yours, so you don’t need to worry about calling anyone dad or mom."
Chu Ge looked up, surprised at her, "How did you know..."
Han Wanwan shrugged, "I’m an actor. I can tell what you’re thinking from your expressions."
Chu Ge smiled slightly without saying a word.
Curious, Han Wanwan asked, "Why do you mind calling soone else mom and dad?"
Chu Ge gently shook his head, "It’s not that I mind, it’s just unfamiliar."
"Hm?"
Han Wanwan looked at him, puzzled.
"I have no parents."
Chu Ge said simply and clearly.
Han Wanwan froze for a mont and looked at Chu Ge with an apologetic expression, "I’m sorry, I didn’t an to bring up sothing that makes you sad."
Chu Ge smiled and shook his head, "It’s okay."
Just at that mont, Mu Bingtong ca out of the washroom. She approached Chu Ge and asked, "How’s it going?"
"Almost done."
Chu Ge said quietly.
He had a photographic mory, and with just a glance, he could rember everything.
This was sothing Han Wanwan had already experienced before.
However, after these two interactions, when Han Wanwan thought of the fight with Chu Ge, there was a bit of awkwardness in her heart, although she couldn’t quite express why.
The director ca over and asked, "How’s it going with you guys?"
Chu Ge nodded slightly, "Almost there."
The director looked at Chu Ge gratefully and said, "I really appreciate you being here. It really makes
so happy."
Chu Ge smiled lightly and said, "Director, don’t have too high expectations of , I have no talent in this area."
"To be able to portray the character so naturally, as if the role was made for you, is a talent in itself."
The director praised.
Han Wanwan pouted on the side, "Director, that’s enough, a little praise is fine, don’t go overboard."
The director cleared his throat and said, "Since you’re all ready, let’s begin."
Chu Ge responded and leisurely handed the script to the director, then said to him, "My fiancée has never seen such a scene. She’s very curious. Could she be allowed to have a look around?"
The director nodded repeatedly, "Of course, feel free to look around."
While Chu Ge was nervously preparing here, on the other side, Nangong Man Sha encountered a difficult situation.
The sky was gray and gloomy, oppressive like the precursor to a storm.
People hurried along the street, occasionally glancing up and complaining that the weather changed faster than turning pages in a book.
When Nangong Man Sha left ho, the sky was still sunny, the sunlight blindingly bright. But after a few stops on the subway, in less than half an hour, dark clouds seed to swallow the city.
With a cara in hand, she arrived at the Dinosaur Fossil Hall as planned.
Despite the sudden weather change and the imminent rain, it was rare for the Fossil Hall to open to the public, and even rarer it was by invitation. Nangong Man Sha glanced at the sign-in list, noting that the white paper already bore many signatures of renowned figures in the archaeological world.
She casually glanced over it, quickly jotted down her na, and stepped inside.
The first thing she saw was a dinosaur skeleton about three ters high and seven ters long displayed in the central hall. While barriers prevented people from touching it closely, she could still hear admiration from so seasoned experts.
Nangong Man Sha smiled lightly and continued walking inside.
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