The night curtain falls, and the car windows are opaque. The dim lights at the entrance of the restaurant cannot seep into the car. Tears glimmer slightly in the girl's eyes, and her slight fox-eye squint makes her look pitiful.
Three months...
Charles promised not to disturb her while filming, and he kept his word. He didn't appear at the Ancient Village for a full three months. During this time, he received daily pictures from Jack, capturing her daily life there.
Compared to his own melancholy, she seemed extraordinarily happy, every picture filled with smiles. Sometimes Charles even felt a bit jealous of Jack being able to see her in person.
Having heard her plead a few times, Charles's heart had long softened.
The man loosened his grip, pulling her up onto his lap: "I heard that the most important lesson for acting students is the crying scene. Our Rosie is really quite good at it."
