It turns out that Si Han is troubled because of her family, not because she’s standing up for He Yinyin!
Upon realizing this fact, Tian Fang let out a long sigh!
It seems that this little girl is not as tolerant as she appears to be towards everyone and everything, and she’s not soone with no temper — it’s just that her limits haven’t been tested yet.
"It’s best that you think this way, I was afraid you’d foolishly stand up for her!" Tian Fang doesn’t despise kind people, but soone too kind is destined to be oppressed by this cruel society.
In the past, Tian Fang always felt fortunate that Si Han had the Ji Family supporting her, otherwise, with such a gentle nature, she wouldn’t know how much she would suffer in society.
But now it seems, she has worried too much.
This girl may not be as saintly as she’d feared.
"Sister Fang, although I’m inexperienced in the world, I’m not clueless about human nature."
Si Han always rembers what her brother said, that the most complex thing in the world is the human heart.
So, Si Han would never sympathize or pity soone who maliciously spreads hurtful rumors about others.
Sister Fang finally felt at ease and stopped ntioning He Yinyin’s matter. Instead, she took out her phone and sent the newly arranged schedule to Si Han’s email.
"Mr. Mai has already arranged everything. You’ll be shooting an overseas advertisent from the 15th to the 20th of next month; go back and inform your brother and them about this."
Nuonuo leaned over to have a look at the schedule, "Aren’t we flying for exterior shoots at the beginning of next month?"
"Yeah, I’ll communicate with Director Sun’s side, you inform your family."
Nuonuo glanced at the advertisent location, recalling the recent travel plans she discussed with her brother, and realized Mr. Mai had chosen the exact place she and her brother wished to visit.
"Sister Fang, could you ask Director Sun if my scenes could be postponed? I’m hoping for a ten-day break."
Nuonuo knew her request was a bit capricious, but she had been busy filming and studying lately, leaving little ti for her brother. If possible, she wished to accompany him to unwind after the advertisent shoot.
After all, no matter how important the career and studies are, they can’t surpass the importance of her brother!
Tian Fang was briefly stunned but didn’t question the reasoning, simply nodding, "I’ll try, if it’s not possible, so less critical parts can use a stand-in."
Nuonuo disagreed with Tian Fang’s suggestion, "Sister Fang, if possible, I’d prefer not to use a stand-in."
Aware of her novice status, Nuonuo knew that though she was Director Sun’s chosen lead actress, as a newcor, using a stand-in extensively in her first film could leave a bad impression and ruin her reputation, affecting her future.
Sister Fang hesitated slightly, feeling Nuonuo’s proposal troubleso, but Nuonuo spoke again, "How about this: I’ll talk to Director Sun and Brother Kai and see if we can advance those ten-day scenes with Brother Kai."
Tian Fang opposed, "No, it’s better if I handle it."
Firstly, Tian Fang felt it was her responsibility as the manager.
Secondly, she believed that Si Han’s sensitive nature would stand no chance against the eccentricity of Director Sun in negotiations.
While Tian Fang was still figuring out how to approach Director Sun, Si Han took the opportunity during lunch to sneak a bottle of wine hidden in her coat and discreetly handed it to Director Sun.
"Director Sun..."
Director Sun loves wine but prefers liquor over red wine. However, during als, others prefer red wine, yet Si Han astutely noticed this unique preference of his.
"Little girl, is this for ?"
Director Sun grinned, looking at the vintage brew in front of him, his favorite brand of wine that’s always limitedly sold, not available just by having money.
Si Han winked at him playfully, "Yes, this was bought by my father for grandpa."
Director Sun suddenly looked saddened, begrudgingly pushing the wine back to Si Han, "Alas, you should take it back then, I wouldn’t dare snatch old man’s wine."
Though he said that, his eyes remained fixed on the wine bottle.
Si Han pushed the wine back to Director Sun, "Director Sun, this bottle isn’t for my grandpa; I specifically asked dad to buy an extra to honor you."
Upon hearing this, Director Sun laughed heartily as he hugged the wine close, leaving Si Han with no chance to take it back.
Director Sun examined the wine bottle closely for a while before looking up knowingly, asking, "Co on, is there sothing you want to discuss with ?"
Si Han, feeling caught, chuckled awkwardly, scratching her head, "Director Sun, I need to shoot an advertisent abroad from the 15th to the 20th next month, and I wish to spend so days at the location with my brother, so I’m hoping for a ten-day leave; is that possible?"
Director Sun showed a knowing expression, his eyes rolling slightly, "Shouldn’t Sister Fang be discussing such matters with ? Why are you doing it yourself?"
Director Sun, feeling delighted with the beloved wine, teased her happily.
Si Han, unaware that Director Sun was teasing, answered earnestly, "Sister Fang usually handles things for seamlessly; this request I made independently, Sister Fang didn’t agree, so I’m secretly asking you and hope you don’t tell her, otherwise she’d scold to death!"
With a heroic spirit of taking responsibility, Si Han completely excluded Tian Fang from this matter.
Director Sun, being astute, easily saw through the little girl’s lie but understood her reluctance to implicate Tian Fang, appreciating her intention, he chose not to expose her. After all, the wine couldn’t be accepted without cost.
"Is that so? All right then, I won’t tell her. But what about those scenes during your ten-day leave? Using stand-ins?"
Director Sun’s thinking mirrored Tian Fang’s, as nowadays many big stars use stand-ins frequently.
Previously, stand-ins were used for dangerous, action, or bedroom scenes, but now it’s more common, where big nas can simply say they’re tired and wish to rest while directors, unwilling to delay progress and equally unable to compel stars to work, use stand-ins extensively and put in more effort during post-production.
Upon hearing the girl’s leave request, Director Sun instinctively assud she wanted to use stand-ins.
Si Han, truthful as ever, firmly shook her head, "No stand-ins, I’ll talk to Brother Kai and see if he can accommodate by advancing those ten-day scenes."
Now genuinely impressed by the girl, Director Sun knew he couldn’t decide for Fang Kai. That guy’s got quite an obstinate nature.
"All right then, go ask him. If he agrees, then you both can advance your scenes."
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