Apart from quickly accumulating so fans who can’t really be considered loyal over a short period of ti, there probably wasn’t any other use.
Jas Black humd in acknowledgnt and didn’t ask further; Jane Sampson also rely glanced curiously at Jillian Carter’s matter, without following her, so she didn’t continue the topic either.
After exiting Quincy Forest’s live broadcast channel, Jane Sampson’s mobile phone page automatically switched back to Twitter. It was only then, upon returning to her personal hopage on Twitter, that she discovered sothing that surprised her greatly.
The tweet she posted recomnding "The President’s Wife is Not Human" had been retweeted by the author Fiery Fanny herself.
Oh my God! Soone pinch and tell this isn’t a dream! I can’t believe I got noticed by my own goddess! Thank you Goddess Sampton, your recomndation has suddenly boosted the popularity of my book and increased the subscriptions.
I’ve decided to buy the perfu you recomnded with my royalty paynt for this month.
I’m going to pretend I have a boyfriend too!
[Happy][Happy][Happy]
——Fiery Fanny.
After Fiery Fanny retweeted and replied to Jane Sampson’s tweet, she also followed Jane Sampson, who then followed back and sent a private ssage to Fiery Fanny.
Jane Sampson: Fiery Fanny, starting today, I’m your little book fan! It’s a good thing that this book has concluded, otherwise my private ssage would probably be urging you to write more.
Fiery Fanny almost instantly replied.
Fiery Fanny: Thank you Goddess for promoting my book. I received a reply from the film crew today, saying that they have already signed a formal contract with your studio. I look forward to eting the Goddess on set after the year.
Jane Sampson: I heard from my agent that it was you who really pushed for to play the female lead with the director and team. So I also want to thank you for trusting and affirming , giving the opportunity to play your Mia Snow.
After replying to this ssage, Jane Sampson put down her mobile phone next to her, so excited that she wanted to grab Jas Black’s arm and shake it, but she promptly rembered that Jas Black was driving, so she stopped herself just in ti.
"Jas Black! I have sothing really happy to tell you, I mutually followed that book’s author Fiery Fanny! I chatted with her for a bit and I think this author is a really nice girl. Now I’m kind of looking forward to joining the film crew sooner to get to know her."
Jane Sampson’s happiness wasn’t faked in that mont; she liked the script, the novel, and especially the author who advocated strongly for her to the director. Being able to establish contact with the author before joining the film crew was an unexpected surprise for Jane Sampson.
After chatting for a bit, Jane Sampson started to think that this author must be one of those soft and cute girls.
Probably with a personality like Quincy Forest.
Jane Sampson was so giddy sitting there, she practically wanted to jump for joy. However, when Jas Black heard that Jane Sampson was looking forward to joining the film crew sooner, he just scoffed.
"After the year, the old rule of eting once a month remains unchanged," Jas Black gently tapped on the steering wheel and reminded her.
"Oh~" Jane Sampson replied softly, her voice tender, keeping to herself whatever she was thinking and definitely not speaking it aloud.
"You’ll have more free ti at the end of the month after recording the show. Take a chance to stay with the guard team for two or three days," Jas Black continued, pausing for a mont, "Several people under my command have said that they want your autograph."
"Can’t I just sign them and you take them directly to the guard team this ti?" Jane Sampson’s smile was innocuous, "That way I don’t need to make a special trip."
Jas Black glanced at Jane Sampson as if he hadn’t heard her, instead saying, "Call after you finish recording the show, then I’ll co to the airport to pick you up."
Jane Sampson stared at Jas Black with a silent smile, and seeing that he was no longer engaging with her, she happily humd a song and withdrew her gaze.
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