Chapter 379
Accidental love
"Got a date?"
Robert couldnât help his wild guess upon what she said.
âNah,â Mary blinked, âI haven't had a break in a long time and Iâd like to go out for a while.â
âAlone?â
âYeah,â Mary looked at the time glumly. Who would like to shop with her now?
"I'll go with you."
Mary stared at him and was stunned as if she didnât believe. In no time she began to shake her head nervously, "Itâs OK, I don't want to be surrounded by your fans."
As soon as he got up, Robert turned around, looked at her and frowned, âAre you avoiding me? It's painful to go shopping with me, isn't it? Or because Iâm not as good as Anna, so all you want is getting rid of me as soon as possible?â
â...Donât compare yourself with Miss Anna.â
âWhy not? You resent me this much?â Robert stepped forward.
Mary didnât expect such a conversation. The only thing that hunted her was how this 30-year-old man lacked the prudence he should have!
Such a childish question for him...
âI just want to buy some groceries and watch a movie on the way, and it's inconvenient if you come along.â
âThere's nothing inconvenient. I can offer a hand of mine to carry your things. Besides, I will change my appearance. Nobody will recognize me.â
Ten minutes later, Robert appeared again in front of Mary. He had worn a fake moustache, wig and frame glasses, "That will do."
Mary was worried nevertheless. âWhat if the dog packs recognize you and write fake news about you?â
Robert turned speechless.
âThen just go by yourself,â he removed his wig in black mood.
Mary almost fled after that. She couldn't figure out the reason of Robertâs dramatic mood swing.
Several minutes later, Jack received a phone call in much depressed tone.
"Where's Anna?"
Jack raised his eyebrows. It seemed that things didnât go well. So he passed his cell phone to Anna and spelled Robertâs name silently with his mouth.
Anna nodded and took the phone.
"Is your assistant a normal woman? Why is she so stupid?"
Anna was amused by his tone. It seemed that Mary not only completely failed in mind reading Robert but also kept avoiding him...
âMary is a smart girl. She just doesnât care about relationships. If you really want to be her friend, you might have to show your weak side to arouse her sympathy.â
âConsidering your position and your cold manner, she is bound to be scared and timid.â
âAfter all, itâs hard for her to figure out what you want...so donât rush. Take it slow. Show her your sincerity.â
âHe has no idea of taking it slow,â Jack laughed by her side. âHe has been used to messing around, and maybe lightning marriage is the best for him.
You know, to meet someone today and marry her tomorrow. He hates to keep to the beaten track.â
Robert heard him quite plainly and hanged up immediately.
Jack was right about him. He was never sluggish. He had the urge to confess his love almost every time when he was with Mary. In fact, he would have done so if he was not afraid their âfriendshipâ would be ruined.
He was so indecisive with her around. And why is that...
Sympathy?
Robert leaned against the couch and closed his eyes slowly. How exactly could he take it slow?
You would think itâs hard for a fan to chase his idol. But things were upside down for him. Wouldnât it be degrading for a movie king to chase a little assistant?
......
After high-geared preparation, the shooting of Cornfield was put on the agenda.
Anna had canceled all other schedules to read the script and learn from the body-shaping trainer. Meanwhile, the schedule of Memories was fixed. It meant a lot to Anna, for it was the first movie she starred in and the maiden work of Jack as a scriptwriter.
âThe movie is very like to be released in July during summer vocation. You should attend the promotions then.â
âNo problem!â Anna nodded with a smile, "By the way, I heard that Dahlia has received Reganâs application form. He wants to be a trainee this year?â
âYes. And I heard the results of the initial trial turn are good. He has got a stage name now. I suppose he is as tenacious as his sister and has determined to succeed on his own.â
âThen you should be strict with him, and donât secure advantage for him...â
âYou know that Iâm always serious at work. Iâm strict with you, not to mention him.â Jack held Anna in his arms. âI understand that you are worried that showbiz hardships would be too much for him to endure, and youâre afraid he might become conceited if he gets a sudden huge success. But both I and Rick have listened to his audition. He is promising and his voice is attractive. You donât have to worry about him.â
âI see... and I will work hard too, so that Cornfield could have a good performance in box office!â
âIn fact, Iâm more concerned about you. I want you to take care of yourself. It has a special theme and involves a lot of action scenes. You must be careful.â
Jack leaned closer to Anna and kissed her on her lips.
âRobert took Mary away, and Lucy is newly married and should get ready for pregnancy. Iâm considering your assistant candidate.â
âItâs up to you.â She trusted Jackâs decisions. Besides, she had no special requirements for an assistant.
She wouldn't even need an assistant if it wasn't for the fact that she needed someone to take care of her life so she could better devote herself to work.
âI want to be with you every minute every day. I really do...â
âYou know the director and the leading actor. Rest assured. I'll keep in touch with you, agent Jack.â
Jack lowered his head and held Mary even closer to him.
Accidental love ï¤Chapter 378 The Meaning of Family âI just can't help worrying about you. Your safety is my biggest concern. Itâs not easy for me when you are not around.â Jack murmured, âI will come to see you once I have the time.â
There's nothing Anna could do with him. âTake good care of my mom for me, and Regan, too... â
âI will. Iâm your husband. I will take care of all these things before you ask.â
Anna hadnât appeared in public recently. Her fans grew curious about her dynamics and left lots of massages on her personal homepage.
âAnna is nowhere to see for a while. Guess you guys are planning to have a child, right?â