Dongfang Hui was about to faint: "They're just performing, at most they can only be like you selling food. How can you be the same if you sell the entire recipe?"
Nan Qu shrugged: "I don't care. Besides, if they can sell a song, they'll probably make more money than I do."
As if remembering something, Nan Qu asked Ji Qi, "Aren't you a musician? If we sell a song, will we have to abandon the production crew for this trip?"
Dongfang Hui was furious: "Nanqu! Do you want to fly to the moon?"
[Haha, as expected of Sister Qu! This is the first time I've seen Director Hui so exasperated.]
Although I watch the show hoping to see the guests suffer, seeing Director Hui like this makes me feel quite relieved.
Dongfang Hui wanted to say something, but Nan Qu patted him on the shoulder: "Don't worry, I was just teasing you. We won't abandon you. But we really want to do a good job with this festival, so just turn a blind eye and we'll cooperate properly with the production team after the festival."
I think all viewers also hope to see us promote Chinese culture and let the world see the unique beauty of our nation, right?
Nan Qu successfully persuaded Dongfang Hui.
If a program wants to have a good reputation, it must raise its ideological level.
They started as just an ordinary family travel program, but if they can promote traditional culture, the program and the audience will naturally like to watch it more.
In particular, Chinese people are inherently proud of their culture and are naturally willing to see others appreciate the charm of Eastern culture.
With money, things become much easier.
"Here's 20,000 yuan, Teacher Ji. Please use it to pay off all the previous debts. Don't forget to sign the agreement and make sure they deliver the goods on time. Also, please take care of today's ingredients, Teacher Ji. I'll try to be back before 3 PM. Now that we have the money, we should do something different."
Ji Qi took the money: "Okay! Don't worry, leave the rest to me."
Nan Qu then went to Dongfang Hui: "Director Hui, I'm taking the afternoon off. Please don't let these people follow me."
Dongfang Hui wanted to say something, but he shut up when he saw Nan Qu's gesture: "Okay, go ahead."
Dongfang Hui was really curious about how Nan Qu, who was always under the camera's surveillance, managed to contact the outside world.
She had previously suspected it might be because she was in the restroom, and even went to check the bathroom Nanqu used, but there was nothing there. Because of this, the crew members started giving him strange looks.
However, he couldn't tell anyone about the phone call he received, nor could he tell anyone why he suspected Nanqu was contacting others. This made him feel like he'd gotten mud in his pants—even if it wasn't shit, it still felt like shit.
Of course, he didn't know what Nan Qu was going to do. He just assumed that Nan Qu was going out to meet her lover, but he couldn't afford to offend that person.
As soon as Nan Qu got into the taxi, she took out a notebook from her backpack, gave the driver the address, and started getting busy.
Nan Qu's trip this time was not to buy anything; in fact, she could have easily gotten those things by going to the restroom.
What she needs to do now is go pick up the child.
Stuart was a complete madman. After realizing that someone was targeting his family, he began to think about escaping. But Nanqu never expected that before he fled, he would actually think about killing the child.
Sure enough, he didn't see any blood relatives.
Stuart's murder plan is for tomorrow, and he's leaving tomorrow as well.
Nan Qu had originally planned to go out tonight, but now she has more time. Sometimes, killing isn't necessarily safer than at night. The same goes for saving lives.
On the way, Nan Qu had already contacted Su Ruoyan, asking him to act as her backup outside. After she entered the Stuart family compound, she would need someone to keep an eye on the surveillance cameras.
Upon hearing that Nan Qu was going to enter the Stuart family, Su Ruoyan could no longer sit still: "You stay outside, I'll go in."
At this moment, Nan Qu, who had already entered, sent a link directly: "Stop talking nonsense, just keep an eye on things."
Su Ruoyan choked, this daughter-in-law was a bit too domineering.
When he opened the link, he found it was Stewart's surveillance video. Great, she had everything under control. Just like she said, he didn't need to do anything, just keep watch.
The route of the Southern Opera was already well understood.
Because Stuart never expected that he would have such an "enemy," Nanqu easily entered the child's room.
Nan Qu jumped directly in through the window. As soon as she entered, she saw the child staring at the computer, and the sound coming from the computer was from the variety show she was participating in.
At this moment, two pairs of identical eyes stared at each other, one big and one small.
The next second, the child suddenly remembered something and abruptly shut down the computer.
Then, in Mandarin, she said, 'I wasn't looking at you.'
Nan Qu raised an eyebrow. Ever since she got the surveillance camera, she had been keeping an eye on the child. She also knew that the child had a secret room, but to protect his privacy, she had never gone in.
"You know me?"
The child remained silent, looking awkward. Nanqu then asked, "When did you first learn about me?"
"I knew it from the beginning."
Nan Qu felt a bittersweet ache: "You knew from the beginning? Your grandfather didn't hide it from you?"
The child looked at Nan Qu: "He doesn't know that I know."
Nan Qu felt she needed to have a good talk with the child, but clearly, this wasn't the right place.
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