Pick Up a Son, Get a Free Husband 10

Chapter 1950: This Is Not Too Logical

Initially, Jennie wanted to ask the duo who had died who was the one behind all of this, but Han...

He did not even blink when killing them. Instead, he talked about mistakes and oily hands... Who was he trying to fool?

Did this guy know something?

"These two people... Each one of them means treating me to a family bucket. Two people means two buckets. That should be about it," said Han.

Jennie was speechless. She could not help but pity the two assassins. In Han's eyes, their lives were only worth a family bucket.

In fact, it was not even a luxury family bucket.

"Sure, sure, sure, I'll treat you to two hundred buckets. I'll watch you finish eating it." Jennie was a little helpless. Han was sometimes crazy to the point of horrific, and sometimes he was like a child that could not grow up.

"Ha... You said so, but I'm not free tonight. I have a date. I'll look for you."

Han turned around and waved. Before Jennie could say anything, he had already disappeared and was nowhere in sight.

"A date..."

Jennie could not help but roll her eyes.

She had never seen any woman with Han. Forget about women, she had never even seen men.

If he was going to have an excuse, he should have come up with something more believable!

...

Jennie returned to her garden home in Deer Town. She did not see Lisa, yet Jisoo had come over.

This guy seemed to be coming over less and less frequently. Apparently, he was too stuffed with all the public display of affection.

"Why are you here? Hungry?" Jennie opened the door for Jisoo and let him in, then she raised her brows to ask.

Jisoo gazed bitterly at her. "Sis-in-law, you're humble. What's in my stomach is enough to keep me stuffed till the next lifetime. Sis-in-law, I've come to look for you because I heard my brother say that you're playing the female lead in 'Assassin'! Are you really?" Jisoo asked excitedly.

Jennie nodded. "Yeah, where's your brother?"

Jisoo walked around Jennie. "At the company. He's had some things to handle in the company for the past few days!"

Jennie wanted to call Lisa, but when she heard Jisoo say that Lisa was busy, she decided against it.

"Sis-in-law, I know that one moment apart seems like three years to you, but just tell me properly. What my brother said, is it real or is it fake?

"'Assassin' is Hollywood's mega-classic which has swept all sorts of huge awards. Even though you're considered a big shot and an A-lister in the country, but in Hollywood, you're really not considered much. Maybe to dominate the local market, they'll let you play the supporting role. That's still possible... but to let you play the female lead, and in a mega-classic film that's anticipated by everyone, that isn't very logical..."

Jisoo was definitely no stranger to the movie.

One could even say that all those who have meddled in the entertainment industry would have watched "Assassin".

Even if many years have passed, many films with high praises and attracted crowds had many scenes that paid homage to "Assassin".

Now that "Assassin" was being remade, it caused quite a stir in the entire entertainment industry in the country. It was extremely hard for many of the popular artistes to get even just a small role.

"I'm not lying to you. It's real," said Jennie helplessly.

When Jisoo heard Jennie admit it herself, he still could not believe it.

After the remake of "Assassin" was announced with such a never-before-seen line-up, everyone remarked how extremely rare it was.

The male lead was even played by the famous Steve Weir who was globally renowned as King Weir, Hollywood's top actor.

The initial female lead, Lilian, was now one of Hollywood's most prominent female stars who should be about the same age as Jennie, but in Hollywood, she was already named as the top actress at such a tender age. She had even been titled with the honor of being Female Artiste of the Year.

Previously, she had even acted with King Weir in a movie named "Mystery Town of Lowe" which received lots of raving reviews.