Andrew Kennedy looked at her frazzled appearance, chuckled, and shrugged helplessly, "She's not wrong. We really are bandwagoners — only stepping in when things quiet down to catch an easy break, selling her a favor. She's just speaking the truth. Are we so thin-skinned we can't handle it?"
"That's true, but... but..." But it rubbed her the wrong way. The whole night she rushed to protect Andrew Kennedy's image from being impacted, only to be berated.
Susan Easton felt uneasy at heart.
But then, thinking it over, she stayed up all night handling public relations, all for the sake of protecting Andrew Kennedy's image, which had nothing to do with Aurelia Shaw.
The anger she felt seemed kind of strange.
Back in the dressing room, Amanda Fuller immediately came over.
"Aurelia, where did you go? I looked for you at the shooting location. The director said your scenes were done. I thought you'd left already." Amanda Fuller thought of this, feeling a bit teary-eyed with sadness.
Aurelia Shaw shook her head, really having no way to deal with her.
Though she's lived two lifetimes, right now Amanda Fuller is older than she is, yet dealing with her feels like Aurelia is the older one.
Amanda Fuller is just like a big child.
Seeing her , it's clear she has someone who spoils her greatly.
"I went to say hi to Andrew Kennedy," Aurelia Shaw said, "I haven't even removed my makeup, how could I just leave ? Am I supposed to go home looking ? People might think I'm doing cosplay on the street."
Amanda Fuller laughed and busied herself with removing Aurelia's makeup while nagging, "I really didn't expect Andrew Kennedy to support you on V-Weibo. Other celebrities can't avoid such things fast enough. For him to stand up for you now, I've decided to break my previous perception of him as just for show."
Aurelia Shaw was amused by her analogy.
"He's not just for show. Andrew Kennedy actually has genuine acting skills. It's just that..." she paused, a bit of lament in her voice, "In today's environment, directors value an actor's looks more than their skills. If even directors focus on looks, how can audiences not follow suit when watching?"
"You're probably right," Amanda Fuller thought for a moment, then agreed.
"Aurelia..." she hesitated for a moment and asked, "Can I take a picture with you?"
Aurelia Shaw smiled and nodded, "Sure."
Amanda Fuller was so happy she almost jumped off the floor, eagerly turning on her camera. In a split second, her excitement was reined in, her gaze suddenly appearing professional and serious. The long, unique earrings she wore made her look fashionable and mature.
Aurelia Shaw was a bit startled by Amanda Fuller's instant change of demeanour, a faint smile curling at her lips, her peach blossom eyes unintentionally flashing a dazzling allure, as ephemeral as a blooming ephemeral flower, both captivating and enchanting.
Amanda Fuller's heart skipped a beat, and she immediately pressed the capture button, freezing the image of the two on the phone screen.
Holding the phone like it was a rare treasure, Amanda Fuller's mouth couldn't help but turn upwards, transforming into a little fangirl.
Aurelia Shaw looked at her helplessly, "It's just a photo together, is there really a need to be this excited?"
"Taking a photo with my idol, of course, I'm excited!" Amanda Fuller said earnestly. Then, recalling something, a hint of sadness flashed in her eyes, "But after you finish this movie, we don't know when we'll meet again, Aurelia. Have you decided on your next project yet? Do you need a makeup artist? Could I be your makeup artist?"