Caught in Affairs with Superstar

Chapter 678 - 489: An Incompatible Fate

"Brother Li really had it rough, the scolding he received was so undeserved."

"Exactly. It’s not like Brother Li didn’t arrange for Zhou Yun to be taken to the hospital for a check-up; it was Zhou Yun himself who said it wasn’t necessary since the set doctor had already examined him."

"Right. If President Yao wanted to scold someone, he should have scolded the director. After Zhou Yun got injured, who still arranged for him to shoot? Wasn’t it the director?"

"Exactly, and as a result, Brother Li took the blame."

"However, everyone is talking about how President Yao and Zhou Yun’s relationship isn’t simple. Just yesterday Zhou Yun got injured, and today President Yao has come here to back Zhou Yun up, you saw how mad President Yao was."

"I heard that Zhou Yun was injured during the last movie ’Two Tigers’ as well, and President Yao didn’t lose his temper like this."

"Who knows what’s really going on. Let’s drop it. When immortals fight, mortals suffer. We better be careful ourselves and avoid getting caught in the crossfire like Brother Li."

...

Zhou Yun waited until the group outside had left the restroom and were far away before she pushed open the stall door and exited.

Coincidentally, while these people were discussing this outside, she was inside the stall and heard everything from start to finish.

After listening, Zhou Yun felt somewhat helpless.

It seemed that for many people, if they couldn’t attribute the outcome of a situation to a romantic relationship, they couldn’t analyze it.

Today, Yuanfeng’s explosive temper, and someone still didn’t understand why, attributing it to Yuanfeng showing her support?

Initially, she wanted to be a mediator, but after hearing what Yuanfeng said to her, she understood his intent.

Yuanfeng wasn’t blaming the life producer for not taking her to the hospital for a check-up, he was blaming everyone on set for their cold reaction after her injury yesterday.

Yuanfeng’s anger wasn’t directed at anyone, but meant for her to see; he came to rectify the hurt that the crew had caused Zhou Yun yesterday.

He was worried that Zhou Yun would feel dissatisfied with New Shield because of this incident, worried that she felt neglected.

So, he made his stance clear.

Including that he didn’t mention Meng Jie’s name, but blamed the management for arranging her to shoot even after she got injured yesterday.

Actually, Zhou Yun wanted to tell Yuanfeng that it wasn’t Meng Jie who wanted her to shoot, it was she who told Meng Jie she could continue, so Meng Jie arranged it.

But saying this seemed pointless.

Yuanfeng didn’t care about these things; he just wanted her to feel his care and attention, the care and attention of New Shield.

He really couldn’t afford to let yesterday’s incident affect her favorable impression of New Shield, affecting future cooperation.

However, those who can understand this meaning are probably few; most people, like those just outside, might think Yuanfeng is giving her special treatment.

Of course, to put it another way, he indeed is giving her special treatment, but not in the way they think.

Zhou Yun washed her hands and walked back.

Just then, He Xuran came towards her.

He was probably also coming to use the restroom.

Seeing her, He Xuran showed a hint of surprise, and as she approached, he suddenly said, "Xiao Yun, after thinking it over, I still owe you another apology. Ah, if I had been more careful, President Yao wouldn’t have been so worried."

Well.

Here’s another one.

Feeling helpless, Zhou Yun smiled at He Xuran and said, "I’ve said it, you didn’t do it on purpose, it’s okay."

He Xuran sincerely said, "You are really nice."

Zhou Yun: "..."

If she chose not to forgive, perhaps she wouldn’t have received such a good person’s appraisal.

After Yuanfeng’s visit to the set, the way the crew looked at her started to carry some strange implications.

Zhou Yun understood what they were thinking, but didn’t clear it up, just played dumb.

As time passed, without further solid evidence, such speculations would gradually fade.

But she wasn’t sure if it was her own misperception; she always felt that Mengjie was being noticeably more picky when directing her scenes.

Especially since many times, the points he picked on made Zhou Yun somewhat confused, not knowing what the issue was.

One night, Zhou Yun wasn’t scheduled to shoot, she asked Gu Huaichun and found out he didn’t have scenes that night either, so the two happened to be able to have dinner together.

To avoid rumors, both brought their assistants.

Zhou Yun mentioned the problems she had recently encountered on set.