She had made two million today.
Tang Shiba grinned from ear to ear.
Her dad had sent her all his secret savings and told her not to tell her brothers.
She wasn't stupid. Forget telling them-she would make a point of playing poor around them from now on.
Otherwise, those three wastrels might give all the money to Tang Xueqing.
With the money in her account, Tang Shiba stopped bothering with Er Gou, who was lying there like a corpse.
In a good mood, she opened WeChat and unblocked Zhou Dan.
She wanted to see what opportunities Zhou Dan had found for her.
The moment she accepted the friend request, Zhou Dan flooded her with messages.
She opened them. Oh, a script and an audition role.
Even the audition time and location were included.
Was this woman really that nice?
Too bad. Just like Tang Xueqing, this woman was ruthless.
Tang Shiba opened the script and began reading.
It was a melodrama about love and heartbreak among the wealthy, adapted from the popular novel of the same name, The Year I Left You.
In the drama, the female and male leads were childhood sweethearts who loved each other. But on the day he planned to confess, a crisis struck her family, forcing her to leave him.
They reunited years later, seemingly with a chance to rekindle their love.
But the male lead still resented what had happened back then and tormented her relentlessly.
Later, he even kissed another woman right in front of her.
In the end, utterly heartbroken, she left for somewhere far away while pregnant with his child. On the day she left, however, a car accident killed both her and her unborn baby, leaving the male lead consumed by regret and suffering for the rest of his