Contract Marriage: Let's Make It Real, Mrs. Sterling!-Chapter 363 - 362: Extra Release

The director sighed inwardly after asking.

If Jensen Sterling said to shoot tomorrow, it would still be acceptable.

After all, such a simple scene shot over a dozen times still wasn’t right; anyone would find it hard to bear.

Moreover, it’s Jensen Sterling—a man who has never had over ten take failures in filming, although it’s not his fault.

He himself almost couldn’t direct anymore; if it wasn’t for the investor pushing him in, he would have kicked him out long ago.

Jensen Sterling took a sip of water beside him, his sore throat from reciting lines for so long felt much better now.

After putting down the cup, he said calmly, "Let’s continue filming; today’s progress will be completed today."

The director was already prepared not to shoot anymore, and was a bit surprised when he heard Jensen’s words.

But he quickly reacted, smiling and responding, "Okay, then let’s shoot."

After speaking, he quickly turned around and had the staff set up the equipment to continue filming.

In his heart, he praised Jensen Sterling’s unknown girlfriend a hundred and eighty times.

Although he himself didn’t have a girlfriend, having filmed so many productions, he understood.

At that moment, Jensen Sterling’s impatience was obvious, only his professionalism prevented him from walking out, but there was definitely no good face.

But now... after a phone call with his girlfriend, his whole mood improved. He even thought that if the actor made a few more mistakes, Jensen wouldn’t get angry.

This is probably the power of love.

He gets it!!!

In fact, that male actor did have another issue, thanks to his poor acting, but Jensen indeed didn’t show a dark face again.

The director laughed in his heart: I guessed it too accurately.

...

In the following period, Mia Sutton really started an online relationship with Jensen Sterling.

No choice, both were busy, only communicating via phone—what else could it be called but online dating?

Jensen was still filming, and Mia also started going on tour with her team.

They only debuted a year ago, and could hold a concert because of their popularity and decent strength, but the scale couldn’t compare to the giants in the music industry.

So, back then, the team’s idea was to hold an online vote, placing the selected cities together, allowing an online vote, and the three cities with the highest votes would be their final concert locations.

The songs Mia and her team chose were original pieces they sang in the group, along with their debut song.

The stage had both traditional and modern styles, some were group performances, while others featured a few members together.

In short, it was to meet fans’ expectations.

...

Mia sat in the car, with other team members exhausted, slumped in their seats.

"I’m really exhausted, both singing and dancing; it’s really inhuman. Luckily, it’s only three concerts. Any more, and I feel like I’d be completely spent."

"Thinking about those seniors now, they’re really amazing, holding concerts for so long. I used to think it wasn’t tiring, but now I know it’s a physical feat."

Indeed, singing and dancing for several hours, sometimes without catching a breath, how could it not be tiring?

Mia was also slumped, unable to help it. Once on stage, she practically never came down, being part of almost every performance.

Mia was so tired now that she didn’t even want to move a finger, slumping in her seat for a good ten minutes.

Lynn Joyner handed her a bottle of water.

Mia took it and sipped a couple of times, "Thanks, babe."

Then she gathered a little energy and started talking to her teammates, while opening WeChat.

Her fingers typed away on the screen: "Jensen, we’ve finished this stop and will head to the final stop in a week."