Jane Sampson had just gotten into the car when she saw Amber Edwards in the front seat. It was indeed a surprise to see her there so early, especially with her makeup already done.
"Sister Jane," Mona Calm waved at Jane from the back row.
"Jane Sampson, you and your assistant sit over here; the back is a bit cramped and we canāt have your makeup getting messed up," James Chip called out to Jane and pointed to the seat in front of Hibiscus Wood for her to sit.
Jane and Mona Calm smiled, then, having settled into her seat with Coco Edwards, Jane finally sent messages to gossip with Mona about why Amber appeared today.
I actually know this. ā Mona Calm.
Because the director had Amber come; this time, the outdoor scenes in the mountain village include Amberās script. Amber arrived at the hotel last night. ā Mona Calm.
No wonder, Amber, who had disappeared for so many days, suddenly showed up. ā Jane Sampson.
After gossiping, Jane leaned on Cocoās shoulder and caught up on some sleep.
Having to get up at around four in the morning for makeup was truly a super painful thing.
They encountered some traffic on the road, and more than an hour later, the car finally stopped at the foot of the mountain. When everyone disembarked, they were stunned.
Everyone had thought it would be some tourist attraction, but upon arriving at the foot of the mountain, it turned out to be a completely untouched, huge mountain with not a single tourist in sight, and hardly any passersby as well.
"Director, this mountain is a bit shaky, how are we supposed to get up there?" Amber stood there, slightly annoyed. "Why couldnāt we just pick a random tourist spot?"
"Then why donāt you just eat some leftovers from others when you eat?" James Chip retorted irritably.
He then turned to everyone and said, "Donāt worry, our film crew came here in advance to scout and arrange everything, so there are no wild animals in the mountain, and itās safe. The path isnāt too difficult either. A lot of the logistics team are young girls who just graduated from university, and they all made it up. I believe my actors will be able to make it up there as well."
"No problem, director," Thomas Forest chimed in. "If there are difficult routes, we can help each other out."
James Chip nodded, then instructed the logistics team to lead the actors to start the climb, while most of the shooting team had arrived at the top earlier than the actors.
Jane had been drowsy, but the hike suddenly invigorated her.
"It seems like the mobile phone signal isnāt great in these mountains," Mona murmured, shaking her mobile phone while walking beside Jane. "Sister Jane, does your fruit phone have a signal?"
"No need to ask. If your domestic phone doesnāt have a signal, the fruit phone definitely wonāt either," Coco took out her mobile phone from her pocket to show Mona. "So today in the mountains, we can only pass the time by enjoying the scenery."
As Coco said this, she laughed, "Luckily, I downloaded two movies early yesterday and went out to buy some snacks last night; Iāve brought them all in my backpack,"
"Props to you," Jane gave Coco a thumbs-up, praising her.
Having a foodie like Coco around means thereās no worry about going hungry or thirsty. In terms of food, Coco is almost magical like Doraemon.
"By the way, I also brewed some chrysanthemum tea for you and put it in a thermos," Coco continued. "One of the guys from the supporting staff saw my teapot was heavy, and offered to carry it up for me. Iāll go get it back once we settle down. Later in the evening when we head downhill, I need to buy some fruits to thank him, heās super nice."