Paranoid Doctor Only Loves Me
Chapter 125 - 100 Bai Family members of the Ding generation (two updates in one)_4

Chapter 125: 100 Bai Family members of the Ding generation (two updates in one)_4

This is out in the open, within closed doors, and especially when returning to the Bai Family’s turf, Bai Dingkai acts like he has split personalities: lively, talkative, a joker, you name it.

Particularly when the members of the Bai Family with the ’Ding’ generation gather, it’s just like entering a noisy sparrow’s nest, no difference at all.

Who says only women can create the effect of a sparrow’s nest? The men of the Bai Family’s ’Ding’ generation can too.

And they might even surpass it.

"Sorry."

Tang Su’s apology was directed at Director Chen.

Seeing this, Bai Dingkai’s assistant handed him a wet tissue, signaling him to wipe it off himself.

"It’s okay."

Director Chen smiled back, then had someone come in to clean up a bit.

Only then did Tang Su glare at Bai Dingkai, "Mr. Bai, we aren’t familiar, right? Could you please show some respect to strangers? Don’t talk nonsense, okay?"

"Strangers? Are we?" Bai Dingkai asked with a smirk.

Hadn’t he introduced himself?

Moreover, she also knew his cousin, Dingxian. So, just because he was Dingxian’s older cousin, even if not friends, that definitely did not make them strangers.

"Aren’t we?"

"Don’t you know my name? Plus, you know Dingxian."

"..."

Does that count as knowing each other? Can it be considered as such?

Tang Su suddenly felt so speechless.

Fortunately, other business owners from Culture Street had gradually arrived. Tang Su had been running a shop on this street for some time now, greeting neighbors daily, looking out for each other, naturally they were well-acquainted.

Several who saw Tang Su greeted her, and she responded with a smile to them. Afterward, the business owners sat down together in a circle.

Bai Dingkai was observant, and hearing those people call her Tang Su, he learned her name. Since she also knew Dingxian, Bai Dingkai wouldn’t have trouble finding her later when he wanted her to film a TV show.

Bai Dingkai put his sunglasses back on and took a seat in the area Director Chen had arranged for their production team.

The business owners’ demands were quite reasonable. Bai Dingkai’s side even brought along legal affairs staff, as well as accounting department personnel to review the shopkeepers’ accounts and settle on a compensation plan.

As a representative for Culture Street, the shops each used different amounts of time. Bai Dingkai was quite optimistic about Tang Su’s two shops, a bookstore, and a coffee shop, which were perfect locations for the off-campus scenes, right?

Consequently, Bai Dingkai negotiated on the spot with Tang Su. The planned half-month could be appropriately extended to a month based on the filming progress, and he could pay the compensation for one month in advance. Tang Su could take the money first and would return any excess or compensate any shortfall depending on the actual days used.

With such generous and flexible terms, Tang Su wasn’t foolish and naturally agreed.

The representatives signed the cooperation terms and the compensation clauses for each household.

Seeing things progress smoothly and no objections from the business owners in the group, Director Chen had the staff bring the compensation contracts to the shops of those who hadn’t come so they could sign.

The compensation would be deposited in their accounts within two working days of signing. If it wasn’t received, they could inquire at the neighborhood office at any time.

All parties were sincere, and the negotiations and signings went smoothly.

After signing, Tang Su posted the good news in the WeChat group.

The coffee shop staff were busy and didn’t reply, but Zhao Yue sent a thumbs-up emoji, and Tang Su smiled.

Because she wasn’t looking where she was going, Tang Su didn’t notice that Bai Dingkai had delegated the remaining matters to his colleagues, and he followed her out. As Tang Su was buried in her phone, he stepped in front of her, and then Tang Su bumped into his solid chest.

Tang Su’s nose stung with pain, and tears were about to fall.

Thinking it was a utility pole, she lifted her foot, subconsciously wanting to kick it, but then realized that the utility pole had legs and was wearing a pair of high-quality black casual shoes.

"Uh..."

When Tang Su looked up and saw it was Bai Dingkai, "Mr. Bai, why are you haunting me? We’ve signed the contract, and for the rest, whether it’s you or our merchants, we only need to contact Director Chen directly. We don’t have to meet again, right?"

"I want you to act in a movie, the new script ’First Love,’ you must have seen the promotional advertisements before, if you follow our domestic entertainment."

Tang Su shook her head, "Sorry, I’m not interested."

She really didn’t know much about the entertainment gossip of celebrities; she also never followed the private lives of stars. For instance, when a big-name celebrity couple divorced and everyone was shocked and amused, she was the only one who remained extremely calm.

First, someone else’s divorce had nothing to do with these rubbernecking spectators, and second, even if they were so-called big-name stars, once you remove the camera and filters, they were just ordinary people.

Ordinary people could marry or divorce, why couldn’t they?

If ordinary people’s marriages and divorces didn’t attract attention, why should ordinary people be interested in the private lives of celebrities?

With the time spent following these trivial events, Tang Su thought she might as well learn more about where to find great coffee beans, how much they cost, and whether she should buy some for her shop for customers to try, and the like.

Or maybe what stock was missing in the bookstore, what kind of books are people into these days?

All her social media platforms, such as WeChat public accounts, TikTok accounts, and so on, were for recommending good coffee, how to brew it more fragrant and mellow, proportioning, and good coffee beans. Coffee is good, but shouldn’t be consumed too much.

She also recommended various good books, bedtime stories, and suggested that every woman should purify her soul by reading a good book every day.

A while back, the death of a medical researcher actually made her cry.

As for what happened to celebrities, she really didn’t have that much emotion.

Getting her to act in a movie was even more impossible.

Since she was a child, she didn’t like to be on stage.

Yet, during school, as a student, she had to act with the collective in mind, so occasionally, when there was no one else available, she would step in.

"Alright, you don’t have to follow the scene to act in it. Can you give me your phone number?"

Tang Su: "..."

Was getting her phone number the key point here?

But why should she give him her phone number?

Tang Su never thought she was extremely beautiful, maybe just a bit pretty, a bit cute. In her student days, she received plenty of notes from boys, but since she had Lu Han, she genuinely didn’t want any more entanglements from other men.

It had been like this when she was a student, and it was even more so now.

"Sorry, it’s not convenient," Tang Su refused flatly.

Lu Han had rejected Jiang Shanshan for her sake, not giving Jiang Shanshan any face, so she had all the more reason to do the same.

After rejecting him, Tang Su ran away quickly.

Bai Dingkai, coming to his senses: "..."

Did this young lady think he was secretly in love with her?

Why did she run away so fast?

He really just wanted to cast her as the female lead in the TV drama ’First Love,’ no ulterior motives whatsoever.

Huh, the little girl was quite amusing!