Shang Yechu chuckled sheepishly, "My assistant bought it, my assistant bought it."
"Speaking of which, I haven't booked my plane ticket yet..." Yang Huanyi suddenly remembered something.
Shang Yechu simply couldn't believe that there were actors in the world who hadn't even booked their schedules the day after filming wrapped. She suddenly remembered that Yang Huanyi was different; she had practically no acting or endorsement projects to film, so there was no need for her to rush to confirm her schedule. Her open mouth closed again.
"Where are you planning to go?" Shang Yechu sat on the bed and looked at Yang Huanyi.
Starting tomorrow, Shang Yechu will be touring the country for promotional events. Hengshi, Fengyang, Beijing, Haicheng – premieres, advance screenings, offline marketing – there's something for everyone.
In total, Shang Yechu's stay in each city was no more than three days. He was truly traveling and weary from his journey.
Under these circumstances, asking Yang Huanyi to follow Shang Yechu back to Hengshi, or go somewhere else, is simply a pipe dream.
It's fine to just think about it in your dreams, but there's no need to say it out loud.
Yang Huanyi hesitated for a moment: "I want to go home first. Rest and regroup. Then I'll see if any projects come my way." Yang Huanyi didn't say this aloud.
"Speaking of which, I haven't asked you yet, where do you live?" Shang Yechu grabbed Yang Huanyi's hand.
She wanted to wait, uh, wait until she had time to go see Yang Huanyi.
Yang Huanyi paused for a moment, then laughed, "My home is in the south. What, you want to—"
As he spoke, his tone became even more sarcastic: "Coming to see me on New Year's Eve?"
Shang Yechu rubbed her arms to hide her embarrassment at Yang Huanyi for hitting the nail on the head: "Uh, if you don't want to say, that's fine. Anyway, you'll have to come find me when 'Anna Doriya' is being promoted!" The last part of her sentence was already starting to sound self-righteous.
"You're such a busy person." Yang Huanyi flicked Shang Yechu's forehead. "Telling you won't help, I don't come home often. How about this, when do you have time, give me your address, and I'll come find you, isn't that enough?"
"Alright." Shang Yechu was somewhat disappointed. She'd have Ji Juntao check it out when they got back.
As they were talking, the assistant, carrying bags of takeout, knocked on the door. Yang Huanyi's eyes widened in surprise at the sight of so much food: "Are you planning to just throw everything away?"
"It's the last day, let's indulge ourselves a little." Shang Yechu happily laid out the takeout items on the table one by one. "If you don't want to eat, I also ordered smoked eggs. You can have the egg whites, and I'll have the yolks..."
"Be careful that when you're on the roadshow, your fans see you like this offline and start urging you to lose weight on Weibo," Yang Huanyi muttered as she got out of bed.
Sure enough, most female celebrities have experienced the "caresses" of their fans.
After finishing the breakfast (or lunch) that left Yang Huanyi speechless, it was finally time to say goodbye.
Yang Huanyi did not leave with Shang Yechu. Shang Yechu went alone to say goodbye to Luo Yao.
If the three of them get together, it's likely that none of them will be able to leave. It would be better to stagger their departures to lessen the pain of separation.
Perhaps because he had cried all his tears last night, Luo Yao didn't wipe them away this time. He earnestly gave Shang Yechu a few words of advice, talked about things related to the movie, and after talking for a long time, he finally felt that there was nothing more to say, so he let go.
"Ye Chu," Luo Yao said finally, "I don't know what's going on between you and Sister Yang, but if that day really comes..."
Shang Yechu was startled by those words: "Camel, actually, she and I—"
Luo Yao waved his hand: "I've been like you before, everyone knows that, right? Don't say anything too soon."
When Luo Yao's expression turned serious, he resembled a homeroom teacher reprimanding a student. Yet, his tone was incredibly gentle and soothing, never making anyone uncomfortable.
"You're a good actor," Luo Yao said. "Sister Yang is too. I'm so lucky to have met you both in my first film."
The unfinished sentence Luo Yao left unsaid was, "That's why you'll have a hard time in the future."
Regardless, Luo Yao's words were well-intentioned. Shang Yechu said no more, revealing a smile: "Although that day will never come, what were you about to say?"
Luo Yao said, "Whether or not that day comes, I hope we can still be friends."
friend?
It turns out they were already friends.
The word stirred a ripple in Shang Yechu's heart. She said nothing more, gave Luo Yao a tight hug, and turned to leave.
The car had been waiting outside for quite some time, and Shang Yechu's luggage would be picked up by someone later.
For actress Ye Chu, this was also a busy New Year. However, instead of being busy going home to make dumplings for the holiday, she was busy flying all over the country.
She didn't say goodbye to Yang Huanyi. It was as if the separation hadn't even begun until she said goodbye.
The sound of a car engine starting up filled the air.
In that instant, Shang Yechu heard the second boot, click, the sound of it landing.
At this moment, Shang Yechu and the "Anna Doriya" crew truly and forever parted ways.
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