Madam Li's Identity Is Exposed Again!-Chapter 744 - Miss Shengs Acting Is Indeed Not Bad

Chapter 744: Chapter 744: Miss Sheng’s Acting Is Indeed Not Bad

Chapter 744: Chapter 744: Miss Sheng’s Acting Is Indeed Not Bad

“I have witnessed Miss Sheng’s acting skills; they are indeed not bad.”

Previously at the horse racing field, she saw with her own eyes how Sheng Aiyi pretended in front of her friends to be Li Beijue’s ‘sensible’ girlfriend and then how she was exposed on the spot, swiftly pushing the blame onto her friends. That acting was smooth and natural, completely effortless. It was undoubtedly better than that of many best actors and best actresses on television right now!

No wonder Sheng Aiyi has been becoming increasingly popular these past two years. Indeed, Sheng Aiyi has a good image and temperament, and coupled with that ‘acting ability,’ it would not be strange for her to thrive in the entertainment circle.

However…

“I’m afraid I am not at liberty to help,” Chi Enen flatly refused, with not a hint of tactfulness. Her rejection was crisp and clear. She boldly met the gaze of the Madam of Shanshui Group, making it clear, “It’s not that I am dismissing Madam Gu’s feelings. My reasons for declining are simple: first, although Ryan is an investor, I trust the director completely, and I’ve already stated during the discussion of this project that I fully respect the director’s choices regarding the cast.”

“You’ve misunderstood. I didn’t mean for you to secure Aiyi the role of the female lead, but rather to introduce Aiyi to the director,” the Madam of Shanshui Group said with an apologetic smile, trying to smooth things over.

“I understand what Madam Gu means, but Madam Gu also knows that, as Ryan represents the investor, bringing a female celebrity to meet the director will certainly lead him to read between the lines,” Chi Enen paused before speaking bluntly, “Also, the second reason, and the most important one, is that I do not like Miss Sheng. How can I find a reason to help someone I don’t like by giving her a back door?”

Such a clear and direct expression of dislike.

Even the Madam of Shanshui Group was taken aback, “Do you know Aiyi personally?”

“I do,” replied Chi Enen, her gaze landing coolly on Sheng Aiyi. She stated indifferently, “As for the reasons why I dislike Miss Sheng, she should be well aware.”

Not just the Madam of Shanshui Group, but even Madam Sheng turned to look at her.

Sheng Aiyi felt the pressure of those eyes on her and couldn’t maintain the smile on her face. Her face turned shades of green, then white, then red; she feared Chi Enen would divulge what she had done at the horse racing field right in front of Madam Gu, so she braced herself to find a way out, “Enen, I don’t know what you are talking about. I always thought we were friends…”

“So Miss Sheng enjoys taking ‘friends” boyfriends and showing them off as her own outside,” retorted Chi Enen.

“That was a misunderstanding.”

“Whether it was a misunderstanding is something both you and I clearly understand,” said Chi Enen, who didn’t like her and didn’t want to waste any more time on her, apologetically speaking to the Madam of Shanshui Group, “Madam Gu, I really can’t help with this matter. I have other business to attend to. Let my secretary show you out.”

This was essentially a polite way to send guests away!

The expression on the face of Madam Gu from Shanshui Group turned quite interesting as she forced a slight smile, politely saying, “You must attend to your matters first; I can leave on my own. There’s no need to trouble your secretary. I apologize for disturbing you today.”

“Not at all.”

She did not delay and picked up her bag to leave.

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Having left, Sheng Aiyi and her mother could not stay on either; after an awkward farewell, they followed her out.

Only when they exited the office and reached the elevator entrance did the Madam of Shanshui Group’s face darken, and with an indifferent tone, she dropped the sentence, “Madam Sheng, next time Miss Sheng claims to know someone, please do not call me again. I will be leaving first; I won’t accompany you.”