YaYa thought for a while and said, "Let's go to Charles Cross Street."
She remembers that Li Qingning posted the book "84 Charles Cross Street" on Twitter, saying that it was a book written for her.
She also asked on the chat software, and Li Qingning admitted that it was her husband who wrote it.
Yaya thought that since he was here, he might as well take another photo of Qingning.
But to their surprise, this was not a bookstore, but a cafe. They thought they had gone to the wrong place for a while, but a reminder about "84 Charles Cross Street" was hung outside the cafe to remind them that they were not wrong.
The two looked at each other and thought it would be nice to drink a cup of coffee to refresh themselves.
After pushing the door open and entering, Yaya was surprised to find that the music playing in the cafe was "Mr. Anonymous".
It's quite unexpected.
Yaya listened to Qingning singing "Oh, Mr. Anonymous" affectionately, and his love surged like a tidal wave.
Erin likes this song very much.
Yaya recommended Qingning's songs to her several times before, but she couldn't get used to them, but she fell in love with this song immediately. Yaya thought this guy was too tasteless, and "Dear" was better than "Anonymous"
Sir" sounds much better.
In "Dear", Qing Ning's curse words are so sexy.
This cafe is not big, but there are quite a few customers. There are also a few people taking photos with a copy of "84 Charing Cross Street".
Obviously they also came here because of its reputation.
While Yaya was filming the video and talking, the people next to her asked her if she was from China. Yaya shook her head and just said no, Irene said happily next to her: "She is Anonymous's friend, just——"
Erin pointed to their book, "The author of this book is a friend!"
"Wow."
The foreign friend became happy. His liveliness attracted people nearby. When he learned that Yaya had taken a video for Anonymous, many people came over, and even the waiter came over to take a picture.
Yaya wanted to correct them. She was a friend of the anonymous wife. As for the big devil who was written on the title page of this book, "To my big devil", she had nothing to do with the author, but she thought about it and let it go.
These people expressed their love and affection for the book in front of the camera. One person said that they formed a reading group because of this book, and the members of the group have now become good friends.
After filming the video, they all asked Yaya to convey their love for the book.
There was a man who was so crazy about books that he knew a lot about the author of the book. He suddenly asked Yaya: "There are rumors on the Internet that "Murder on the Orient Express" and "84 Charing Cross Street" are by the same author. Is it true?
Of?"
Because foreign countries pay a lot of attention to the name "Jiang Yang", this also appeared on the Internet as a news item.
This is really confusing.
"this--"
She shook her head, "I don't know either."
This man was a little disappointed.
However, this aroused the curiosity of the person next to him, and then this person did some research on "letitbe". Now the more obvious evidence is that in the book "Miracle Boy", all the lyrics are from Li Yu's lyrics.
They all know that the book "84 Charing Cross" is dedicated to the Big Devil.
Many of them have become fans of the Big Devil because of this, so they know this person's tricks very well. They all agree that Jiang Yang is Jiang Yang. Several people who have not read Jiang Yang's book said they want to go back and read it.
When Yaya and the others finally got out, Yaya suddenly smiled. Unexpectedly, Qingning was famous here because of her husband.
I don’t know what she will think after hearing this.
After getting into the taxi home, Erin still couldn't believe it, "Is what they said true?"
She always finds it incredible.
Ducky doesn't know.
After returning home, she sent the photo and asked about it.
However, it was midnight there, so there was no reply.
It was after eleven o'clock, when she was about to go to bed, that Li Qingning replied with two words "guess" and winked expressively.
YaYa: "I understand."
Then, she told the story about the woman calling her.
She knew that Li Qingning couldn't give her a correct answer to this question. There was no correct answer to this question at all. She just felt that talking to Li Qingning would make her feel better, and it would also help Li Qingning never miss her.
life.
They are best friends.
But Li Qingning's answer was beyond her expectation——
She directly sent a book to Yaya, "Written by Jiang Yang."
Yaya smiled: "Well, she looks like a writer's wife."
I wish I could give a bunch of them to the toilet in the village.
Yaya also told Li Qingning that Jiang Yang was more famous than her here, and people only knew her because of Jiang Yang. "Are you angry?"
Li Qingning: "It's okay. I just kicked my husband out of bed and relieved his anger."
"Are you willing to give up?"
Li Qingning: "You should be kicked down."
Yaya smiled and said good night.
She also wanted to kick Jiang Yang.
In the next time, Yaya got busy. They were going to bring a new brand series during this fashion week, so they were very busy. So Yaya received a call from someone who claimed to be a script agency agent, and as soon as he came up
When she said very tenderly that she was very optimistic about her script and hoped to cooperate, Yaya felt confused at first, but later she remembered that it was the "Cinema Paradiso" script that Qingning had passed on.
Script agency?
Is it similar to a real estate agency?
And this voice sounds old and is so affectionate. Could it be that the old man retired and then became a liar?
She said a few words and then put down the phone.
Trevor put down the phone and let his companions listen to the sound of the phone hanging up, "Don't believe us."
Mike took a sip of coffee and felt normal, "You sound like a liar. This is talking about the script, not picking up girls."
They were able to see this script because Mike worked as a script agency before retiring.
His job is to help screenwriters sell scripts to producers, film and television company executives, or some interested directors.
oh.
Yes, Lao Cui is the director.
Not many people watch the films he makes, but as a libertine, he can always attract investment.
The two of them have been retired for more than ten years now, but they still like movies. After all, movies have accompanied them when they grew up.
As the saying goes, the older you get, the angrier you become.
When he and Trevor went to see a movie a few days ago, they couldn't explain what they were watching. They thought what kind of movies are being made now. Then, Lao Cui suddenly said: "Let's make a movie and let these grandchildren see it."
What is a good movie?"
Lao Mai thinks this is a good idea.
Then, he went to the website to find out. Many scripts would register their copyright on the Screenwriters Guild website, and scripts that had not been put into production or were not represented by agents would also be submitted to blacklists and other websites, so Lao Mai knew these things very well.
Of course, un-agented scripts are often not good scripts.
But with Lao Mai and his friends half buried in the ground, who would hand over a good script to them as agents?
He searched on the website like a dead horse, and then found "Cinema Paradiso".
The two of them were moved.
This movie is about their childhood.
Although their film career was not very successful.
Lao Mai took out his cell phone and said tremblingly: "Let me do it."
He called the phone again. After explaining his purpose, Yaya did not hang up the phone quickly, perhaps because of the kind and kind voice of the old man. Instead, he asked them how they knew she had the script in hand.
Mike said that she was not an insider at first glance.
In their industry, whenever there is a script that can be sold, there will be script agencies and agents coming to the door.
Yaya understands, just like a real estate agent.
He asked Yaya to believe them and "give each other a chance."
Yaya was in a hurry to work, and after thinking about it, she made an appointment to talk about it after the fashion week.