Chapter 1061: Stolen

Nan Jiaojiao glanced at her, “So you’re just pretending to be angry so you can hide here and gnaw on pig’s trotters?”

Chu Yao completely disagreed with this, “Not entirely, I’ve got some real clout in this industry – talent and influence.

Can you find a second one like me?

What’s wrong with me throwing a tantrum?

Anyway, everyone thinks I’m difficult to deal with.

Besides, this time I’ve got every right to be angry.”

She handed the bones she had just gnawed on twice to Nan Jiaojiao, “Honestly not having a bite?”

Nan Jiaojiao felt sick just from the smell, “No thanks, I’ll get fat.

You’re only messing with yourself.”

“…” Aren’t normal people supposed to say something like “I’m dieting”?

This kid has no other faults, just too honest!

Chu Yao ignored her, kept eating, occasionally felt like teasing her, but as soon as the pig’s trotters came within half a meter, Nan Jiaojiao kicked it away.

Who knew what was so captivating on the phone that even her eyeballs wouldn’t move?

Nan Jiaojiao scrolled through the few posts Chu Yao had posted over the past few days on Weibo.

The latest was from the day before yesterday afternoon, she posted three pictures.

The first picture showed a girl wearing dungarees with two little pigtails sitting under an apple tree, hugging a bamboo basket, obediently waiting for the adult on the ladder to hand her the picked fruits.

The second picture showed the basket was full, and the little girl took another empty one, putting apples into the new basket one by one, counting as she went.

The third picture showed the apples were transferred, and the little girl looked bewildered at the similarly sized basket, but only half full of apples, and started to cry sadly.

Chu Yao added a particularly pretentious line:

Where did the apples go?

The comments were full of outraged fans.

Isn’t this just using apples as a metaphor for the script?

It’s not that they miscounted, they got stolen.

The news about Chu Yao’s significant scenes being taken by the second female lead was indirectly confirmed by her, and her fans were already wreaking havoc on the drama’s official Weibo and Mo Tingshen’s company’s Weibo.

All major investors were alarmed.

This drama was expected to be a big hit next year, they invested money and were just waiting to make a profit.

Who expected the filming to go smoothly, but suddenly such drama arises.

These two years, the top brass is tidying up the entertainment circle, especially having distaste for artists inciting fans to make trouble.

Even if the fans act voluntarily, it’s still seen as poor management on the artist’s part.

Once one stands out too much, they can always find something to investigate, and being banned would just be a matter of time.

With such a huge investment, if the lead gets banned, wouldn’t it all be for nothing?

But since Chu Yao is notoriously willful and unreasonable inside and outside the circle, nobody dares to seek trouble with her directly.

Mo Tingshen had long been making arrangements, treating a few investors to meals, smoothing things over with a “stay calm.”

Now they just have to wait and see.

Nan Jiaojiao happened to scroll past news of the second female lead getting drunk and crying in her car.

The timing was very intriguing, just two hours after Chu Yao’s apple-dividing post.

Nan Jiaojiao threw her phone onto the sofa, looked up at the greasy-mouthed person opposite.

Perhaps sensing it, Chu Yao looked up and cluelessly asked, “What are you looking at?

If you want some, get it yourself.”

Nan Jiaojiao kept a relatively calm face, “Why is a perfectly good person acting all artsy?”

“Definitely, definitely.” Chu Yao rounded it down to only hearing the word “artsy,” feeling overjoyed, thinking her baby praised her, knowing her baby had her in mind.

Nan Jiaojiao responded with a perfunctory smile.

She didn’t plan to get involved in this matter.