"Really?"
Still a little doubtful, Tang Xia followed Su Xiajing upstairs. Once inside, she saw that it really was a suite, just as Tang Tang had said, and felt reassured.
It was already dinnertime. After putting down their luggage, Su Xiajing ordered dinner, then they unpacked together.
By the time they finished unpacking, dinner had arrived. After eating, they each showered and went to bed.
The next day.
After breakfast, Su Xiajing took them to the set.
Filming had not officially begun, so most of the other actors were not there. She simply let Xiao Xiang familiarize himself with the location and meet the director and the others before heading back.
That afternoon, a private tutor came to the hotel to give Xiao Xiang lessons.
The following day, the production held a script read-through. Su Xiajing took Xiao Xiang along to meet the other actors and participate, letting him get familiar with the script and the atmosphere.
In the days before filming began, Xiao Xiang either went over the script with the actors, attended lessons, or learned acting from Su Xiajing. He only had time to go out and have fun in the evenings.
Once filming officially started, his days consisted of nothing but the set and the hotel. There was no time to play at all.
Xiao Xiang did not have many scenes, but they were important. Since he still had school, his scenes were deliberately scheduled for the first few days of filming.
After several consecutive days of Su Xiajing's "intensive training," Xiao Xiang could already perform his scenes well. Most were completed smoothly in just one or two takes, saving a considerable amount of time.
This was not Tang Tang's first time watching people act on set. She had seen good actors and bad ones, but seeing