Living Beyond the Blame Chapter 52

Liu Shan held the chopsticks, absent-minded.

All her attention was focused on the door of the box. When the waiter came to order more dishes, she looked up with joy, then looked away in disappointment and annoyance.

In fact, no one sitting at the same table knew Liu Shan. Although the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television was a well-known department, it was still a far cry from the real power. Liu Shan was a very ordinary girl. The original owner was not keen on socializing, had never done anything out of the ordinary, and of course was not famous.

Director Lu brought Liu Shan with him and just said that she was a younger generation of an old friend. Everyone was tactful and did not ask who the old friend was.

Seeing the girl's absent-minded look, some people watched the fun while others worried kindly: Which Chinese parent wants their child to be fanatically chasing stars? If she is obsessed beyond the normal value and cries and shouts about getting married, it will be a disaster for Patrick Li, not a blessing.