One could only discern that the other party was a slender and tall woman.
Everyone watched as Thomas led someone into the director’s lounge inside.
Ken Peter was sitting inside with a stern face.
He was a stubborn old man, and even though he had agreed to Kaina’s request, he was still in a bad mood.
"Hey! Old pal, look, I’ve already brought the person over," Thomas seemed very familiar with him.
Peter’s expression softened a bit, "I want to make this clear, if she doesn’t fit the character’s image, even if you brought her, I won’t use her."
Thomas was full of confidence, "Don’t worry, I bet you’ll be satisfied with her."
Gu Shengyin removed her sunglasses from the bridge of her nose and casually lowered her hood.
Her long, smooth blonde hair cascaded down her shoulders to her waist.
Peter, who was casually pouring himself some water, glanced in Gu Shengyin’s direction.
It was that look that stunned him.
[The girl who stood quietly had long, waist-length dazzling blonde hair, like the most beautiful sheaf of wheat in the harvest season. Her deep blue eyes reflected the entire sky’s color. She seemed surprised by the strangers for a moment, then she showed them a friendly smile.]
[Qiao Shuya felt, at that moment, that he heard the sound of flowers blooming inside him.]
This was how Prince Qiao Shuya first saw Princess Utanah, described in the original novel.
Ken Peter felt that the peerlessly elegant Her Royal Highness the Princess must have stepped out from the script, right in front of him.
"Ken! My old pal, your shoes are ruined!" Thomas’s voice, reveling in schadenfreude, snapped him back to reality.
The water from the cup had already overflowed and spilled onto his shoes.
But Ken Peter didn’t care about that anymore, he put the cup on the table, casually tore a paper towel to dry his hands, and walked over to Gu Shengyin with some excitement.
"What is your name?" he asked.
He extended his right hand to Gu Shengyin, "I look forward to working with you."
Is that it? Gu Shengyin blinked and stretched out her hand to shake Ken Peter’s.
Thomas, standing aside, spoke up dissatisfied, "Ken! Earlier, you said you wanted to see her first and wouldn’t agree if you weren’t satisfied. Now, how do you think our Angela compares to that actress you liked?"
Peter glared at him and said grumpily, "If you had sent me Angela’s photo earlier, would I have needed to go through all this trouble?"
He felt extremely excited now.
He had great expectations for this movie, but they had delayed in choosing someone to play Princess Utanah.
God was gracious to have led him to someone who fitted the original character so well.
After all, in the original work, the character with the most controversy among fans was this princess with a dual nature of good and evil.
If only considering popularity, Princess Utanah was not at all less popular than the male and female leads.
A smile appeared on Thomas’s lips, he knew that with Angela standing here, that perfectionist Ken would certainly have no further complaints.
They could not find anyone else who could embody Princess Utanah’s character like Angela did.