On the night of the wrap party, He Sui'an prepared a table full of late-night snacks in Beijing and waited for Zhou Jingze to come home.
When Zhou Jingze walked through the door, he still had some of his makeup on.
He didn't even glance at the carefully arranged table. His eyes didn't linger on He Sui'an for a second as he headed straight for the dressing room to pack his bags.
“I can't go to Universal with you tomorrow. Song Yan's crew has an emergency reshoot, so I have to fly to Hengdian.”
He Sui'an said nothing, lowering her head to take a bite of the now-cold crab roe noodles.
The crab roe's rich, savory fragrance had long since congealed into greasy, fishy oil.
The noodles had clumped together, sticking in her throat so she couldn't swallow them.
She forced them down, scraping her throat until it hurt.
At two in the morning, Zhou Jingze's first love, the newly acclaimed genius director Song Yan, posted on Weibo right on schedule.
Finally a normal short article! There is no endless abuse of the female protagonist, nor is there a miserable end for the male protagonist just because she doesn't love her anymore. The female protagonist is sober and independent, and she can just let it go! Very nice,