Many female stars tend to reject scenes that involve getting drenched because it can ruin the carefully prepared hairstyles and makeup. But Estelle had confidence in Rong Yan’s beauty.

As an agent, she had the authority to do so, but she respected the artists and still wanted to communicate with her own artist first.

Rong Yan just listened and waved her hand dismissively, “No problem, getting drenched is fine, I don’t mind.”

The nanny van drove all the way to the filming location.

Normally, Rong Yan wouldn’t have access to such nationally recognized advertising opportunities, but the brand was optimistic about her chemistry with Qin Yang in “Three Kingdoms” and specifically approached them for a collaboration.

It was a story about a chance encounter between a young man and woman. The female lead meets a downhearted male lead on the beach and lifts his spirits with a smile after offering him a piece of chocolate. The male lead falls for her at first sight, due to that single piece of chocolate, and is eager to find out who the girl who gave it to him was. But despite searching high and low through hotels and streets, he couldn’t find any information about the elusive girl’s identity. When the male lead is about to leave the city in disappointment, he turns around and finds the female lead right behind him, also checking in for a flight, and it turns out they are on the same plane.

The final shot noted in the script is that the male lead once again coincidentally encounters the girl he admires, revealing a relieved smile, greets the female lead, and takes out his treasured chocolate, asking the oblivious female lead if she would like some XX brand chocolate. The female lead accepts the chocolate, and then it ends.

After the nanny van arrived at the location, Estelle got out first, clapped her hands to cheer her on, “All right, let’s get ready to start, good luck!”