Sweet Wife in My Arms

it into it as he watched Yan Huan’s retreating back.
Suddenly, the corners of his mouth lifted into an uncharacteristic smile.
He moved away from the stall in long, easy strides.

He did not have to drive to his office as it was located nearby, about a 20-minute walk away.
In fact, he had not started his car in a long while—he preferred to walk if he did not have to hurry.

Back in Yan Huan’s apartment, Yi Ling dug into her steamed buns.
She said, in between bites, “The agency still hasn’t brokered new jobs for you lately, but that’s because they’re waiting to get better rates for you as your popularity increases.
You should take this opportunity to rest and recharge.
By the way, I found a number of promising movie projects.
Here.
take a look.
They’re mostly supporting roles, unfortunately—it’ll take a while before we get offers for the primary and secondary female leads.”

Yan Huan took a steamed bun and ate it slowly.
Little Bean lay on her lap, too lazy to move.

The movies were slated to go into principal production over the next several months.
Yan Huan would have to audition for a role if she was interested in any of them.

Yan Huan leafed through the scripts.

There was a casual Wuxia movie, a melodrama, and a period piece.

Yan Huan remembered the three movies from her previous life.
The casual Wuxia movie and the period piece were both by famous directors, but most of the roles open for casting were the minor supporting roles.
The “biggest” role on the table was the tertiary female lead.

The title for the melodrama project was Divorced.
It told the tale of how two wide-eyed, innocent college students met and fell madly in love with each other.
Their college romance had its share of ups and downs, but a timer hung over their relationship.

“Let’s break up once we graduate.
How many college sweethearts actually end up staying together forever?”

The story tracked the male and female leads over the years, beginning with their tempestuous college romance as they strove to overcome every difficulty thrown their way.
Their college years tested their youth and their love for each other, and they passed with flying colors.