Professional Stand-in, With an Hourly Salary of 100,000

71 - It's Not What You're Thinking!

It only took a split moment for the takeaway packets in Ji Fanyin's hands to be taken into Chen Yunsheng's. He casually led Ji Fanyin toward the back of the car and left the remaining takeaway packets for his companions to carry.

Ji Fanyin was planning to carry two bags herself, but with the guys splitting the load amongst themselves, the takeaway packets were gone before she knew it. So, she slipped her empty hands into her pockets to keep them toasty instead.

She spotted He Shen and greeted him. The latter responded with a placid nod before leaving with his food. It was only then that she turned to Chen Yunsheng and asked, "You're interning here?"

It was actually quite obvious.

To be put on a blind date with Song Shiyu, Chen Yunsheng must have had quite the affluent background. That suggested that Chen Yunsheng was from a well-to-do family too. Most likely, he was the intern who was stuffed in by Zhang Ning's aunt.

"Yeah. I remembered that you're fond of movies." Chen Yunsheng quietly positioned himself to shelter Ji Fanyin from the wind. "I happen to have some experience in composing, so I wanted to try music production for films."

Another intern approached them with the intention of joining in the conversation, but Chen Yunsheng discreetly kicked him away. Ji Fanyin saw it in her peripheral vision.

She was aware that the innocent persona Chen Yunsheng played in front of her was half- authentic and half-feigned, but she still found herself amused by his actions.

"How is it? Does the work interest you?" Ji Fanyin casually asked.

Films were art pieces created by the harmony of its elements, one of them being music composition. Music is vital in building up the atmosphere of a scene, as well as the overall theme of the film. Good music composition could easily elevate the overall presentation of a film.

Ji Fanyin wasn't against Chen Yunsheng becoming interested in the film industry due to her influence. What she was opposed to was him blindly leaping into the industry for no good reason.

"It's interesting," Chen Yunsheng replied instantaneously. "I'm not doing this just because you like films. I find work here meaningful as well."

"That's good." Ji Fanyin flipped through one of the bags in Chen Yunsheng's hands and pulled another bag containing three cups of beverages.

Meanwhile, Chen Yunsheng began sharing his experiences of interning in the film studio over the last few days. Ji Fanyin managed to fish out a fourth cup of beverage and asked, "Do you drink Oolong?"

"I'm fine with anything." Chen Yunsheng eyed the four cups of beverages in her hands and asked softly, "Big sis, are you acquainted with He Shen?"

Ji Fanyin raised her head to look at him and chuckled. "As an intern, don't you know who your own bosses are?"

"I do! There's He Shen, Zhang Ning, and a producer who's said to be involved in the filming process. I heard that our third boss rarely appears, but she gives out huge red packets whenever she does..." Chen Yunsheng's words slowly trailed to a halt as his eyes widened.

Ji Fanyin stuffed the cup of Oolong milk tea together with a straw into his coat's wide pocket before blinking at him. "In the flesh."

Seeing that Zhang Ning and Ji Fanyin had arrived, the director called for a break and quickly dashed into the crowd to grab a couple of skewers.

He Shen positioned himself two meters away from the crowd, where he watched quietly as the filming crew fought over the skewers. He was dressed in a military uniform and a pair of polished boots, which gave him the image of a stern military man. He gave off an imposing disposition on top of that, making it difficult for anyone to approach him.