1151 The Jealous Xie Yunzhou

Translator: Dragon Boat Translation | Editor: Dragon Boat Translation

[Don’t worry, I just changed the treatment location. Doctor Ning said that it was best not to let you know where it was, as she was afraid that you would come looking for me.]

[Last night’s conversation made me understand that you are far more important to me than 1 thought. I don’t want you to be unhappy, and I don’t want you to worry about me. I

[Doctor Ning said that the duration of this treatment is uncertain. I think as long as I can be with you in the future, no matter how long the treatment is, it won’t be difficult.]

[In the following period of time, I can read the newspaper and the news, but I probably won’t be able to get my phone to contact the outside world. If you miss me, you can ask my assistant for my past interviews.]

[Breakfast is ready. Remember to eat it. Wait for me to come back and watch the sunrise together.]

[I’ll always love you.]

[Xie Yunzhou.]

When Shi Xi called Xie Yunzhou, his phone was already switched off.

Ning Yu also left her a message, telling her not to worry.

Shi Xi:

Why didn’t he discuss it with her before leaving?

Angry!

Shi Xi washed up and went downstairs. The breakfast was still warm in the pot.

After breakfast, Zhu Lin came over to fetch Shi Xi back.

Turning back to look at the seaside villa, Shi Xi had mixed feelings.

She thought that she could spend some time with Xie Yunzhou here.

Unexpectedly, the world was unpredictable.

After leaving the seaside villa, Shi Xi also started working.

Shi Xi was extremely busy when the filming of [Legend of the Princess] started.

This was a main female lead script. Her scenes were heavy and many.

As expected, Xie Yunzhou did not contact her.

Shi Xi sent messages to Xie Yunzhou’s WeChat every day. Sometimes, she would just share a photo.

There was no reply.

Ning Yu would occasionally tell her about Xie Yunzhou’s recent situation.

He was probably recovering very well.

It sounded nice, but he was nowhere to be seen.

During this period of time, Xian Wei was completely bought by Shi Xi under the ‘competition’ of many parties.

As the young master, Tang Yi also received a sum of money.

After that, he was tricked into going to Australia to gamble and lost everything within a few days.

Tang Yi was not convinced and went to look for his former friends, but they all refused.

After the gambling incident, Tang Yi became famous in the circle. The Tang family quickly declined and could never recover their former glory.

Ao Fengyang paid close attention to Tang Yi. He only let go of Tang Yi after forcing the Tang family to this extent.

Shi Xi knew that Ao Fengyang had been harmed by Tang Yi, but she had never asked about it in detail.

Anyway, after purchasing Xian Wei, she hired Ao Fengyang to manage it for her.

Shi Xi did not have the time to take care of it anyway. She just wanted to sit and take the dividends.

Halfway through the filming of [Legend of the Princess], Pei Jie ran over to look for Shi Xi, wanting a role.

“But… You’re an artist from Huo Cao. Will your manager let you come?” Shi Xi’s previous cooperation with Huo Cao had not been very pleasant, so she had to be cautious at this time.

Even if the dramas and movies where she worked with Pei Jie were very popular, she could not forget her old hatred.

“I’ve already terminated my contract with Huo Cao. I’m a free agent now.”

Shi Xi was surprised. “Huo Cao is willing to let you go?”

Pei Jie was handsome and had good acting skills. Most importantly, he was young.

Would the company let such a person leave?

Didn’t they sign a contract for a decade?

There were many companies in the entertainment industry that used contracts to swindle money.

“I lost some termination fees.”

“You lost a lot of money, didn’t you?” Shi Xi asked in realization.

Huo Cao would not do business without capital.

Pei Jie pursed his lips and asked, “It’s alright. I didn’t earn much, so I didn’t lose much. Is Kuai Xue still short of people?”

“You want to enter Kuai Xue?” Shi Xi was surprised.

Pei Jie: “Yes..”