A Chinese girl travels to London alone with her dream of being a screenwriter, and encounters top investment bank elites while struggling to survive in a foreign country.
She didn't believe in unconditional goodwill, and hurt the other party with transactional thinking, and only after losing it did she realize that some things don't need to be exchanged, she just needs to believe that they exist.
This is a story about dreams, dignity, class crossing and emotional growth.
She slipped on the soles of her feet on the set and accidentally spilled coffee on a handsome blond man.
The man looked down at the stains on his suit and smiled proudly, "Is this a way to pick up a conversation?"
Pride squatted down to pick up the dropped script. He said his name was Alex and asked her to pay him a cup of coffee.
The next day her fever persisted, and Alex sent her a text message: You missed the appointment.
Later, Alex handed her a business card with only her name and phone number. She ignored him.
Alex thought this girl was arrogant and charming, but Pride just felt that she didn't come to London to fall in love.
One day on the street corner, she accidentally bumped into Alex and his ex-girlfriend. The ex-girlfriend is a top producer and they are a perfect match. She broke up with her, and Alex chased her to the door of the apartment, holding her phone in front of Pride, "You see clearly, I said I have Pride, and I only want her."
Actually, in that expensive and exquisite cafe. The ex-girlfriend smiled and said, "She doesn't deserve you. Let's get back together."
Alex put down the coffee cup, "She deserves the whole world, but I don't deserve her."
The expression of the ex-girlfriend changed, "Can't we start over? We most..."
Alex interrupted her: "The most what? The most evenly matched pair?"
He stood up and spoke condescendingly, "The best choice I made in my life was that when I first met her, she poured coffee on me and I didn't run away. I love her, please listen clearly, I only love her."
After he said that, he turned and left.
I am proud that my work finally won the award.
On the awards night, I proudly received the trophy for Best New Screenwriter, and the audience burst into applause.
In the audience, the internationally famous director and handsome man stood up, half unbuttoned his suit, and everyone could see what he wanted to do.
Pride blinked.
Alex also stood up. He rushed to the stage before the famous director, knelt down on one knee and took out the ring box in front of the audience.
Pride was stunned, "What are you doing?"
Alex gasped and said, "Don't let him speak. I've been enduring this for three years, please let me."
The whole audience burst into laughter.
Pride stretched out his hand, "Okay, I reluctantly agreed."
After putting the ring on, Alex said: "This award is yours, but from now on, you are mine."
Intention: soft spot