Hannah knew Ian wouldn’t care about any of the hurdles people threw at him, but she was more worried that Cindy might not be able to cope with the situation as well. Smiling, Cindy gave her some reassurance. “I know what to do, so you don’t need to worry about me.”
Heaving a sigh, Hannah went on to say, “Fame comes with its fair share of troubles. You can just assume that people are targeting us because of envy.”
Cindy grunted in response before saying, “I know.”
As Hannah was busy, the call didn’t last long. After the call ended, Cindy didn’t return to the dressing room. Instead, she opened the window beside her to air the place out. A few crew members passed by while chatting amicably, and for some reason, Cindy found herself feeling rather envious.
To be honest, she might be able to get by if she found herself a normal office job, but she was in urgent need of money, and there weren’t a lot of well-paid jobs available to a fresh grad. She didn’t have much time to undergo an internship, as she had two people whom she needed to take care of. Although her work as an assistant was tiring, she was paid a handsome amount of money, or else she wouldn’t know what to do with her life.
Leaning against the window, she heaved a sigh. Just hang in there… Things might get better in a few years, she thought to herself. Upon checking the time, she returned to the dressing room to see that Ian was already there. She helped Ian pack up the makeup kit and outfits, then they left after greeting the other celebrities.
As soon as they left the place, Cindy asked in a hushed voice, “Did the shooting go smoothly?”
Slightly taken aback, Ian turned to glance at her. “What could go wrong?”
Cindy was never one to babble, but she couldn’t help but nag considering their circumstances. “I’m afraid that they might try to do something to hinder you.”
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