The True Heiress And The Fake Heiress Ended Up Together - Chapter 47

The scene was a dialogue between the two of them.

To set the mood, the lighting was dim. Li Dong only turned her head for a look and was instantly dumbfounded.

The script wasn’t like this!

She widened her eyes, full of confusion, they kissed? They really kissed?

This exciting?

In the audience, Jiang Anyan was also utterly bewildered: Kissed?

Ye Zhou: Kissed?

Qi Yin: …

In the auditorium, countless people had two question-marked words pop up in their minds: Kissed?

The light was too dim to see anything, but this plot development made people exclaim how wonderful it was. After the two protagonists stepped off the stage, a burst of enthusiastic applause erupted.

The applause was deafening, perhaps due to the ending, or perhaps because of the kiss.

The teacher felt herself swaying, feeling like she was about to be called in by the principal for a serious talk.

Seeing Jian Ying’an and Qin Mianmian coming down hand in hand, she grabbed Jian Ying’an’s arm, took a deep breath, and asked, “Did you kiss?”

They kissed, they really did.

Even if it was just a brush, it counted as a kiss between the two.

This arrangement was not in the script; it was Qin Mianmian’s sudden whim, which shocked the audience and also flustered Jian Ying’an.

Jian Ying’an pressed her lips together. Was Qin Mianmian doing this purely out of fun, or was it a re-enactment of the past life? Jian Ying’an’s heart was in turmoil, and she didn’t know how to deal with it.

She saw Qin Mianmian smiling very happily, seemingly not understanding the significance of the act.

Girls, what’s the big deal about a kiss?

A trace of confusion flashed in Jian Ying’an’s eyes, and then she firmly replied, “It was just a camera trick staged mispositioning.”

The teacher let out a sigh of relief.

“But you two were too reckless!”

“Jiang Anyan taught us. She said it would make the plot more exciting.”

“Jiang Anyan?”

“Yes, and Ye Zhou.”

Jian Ying’an sold out Jiang Anyan and Ye Zhou, making them take the blame, knowing full well the school wouldn’t confront the two.

The teacher thought about the excellent audience reaction and felt it wasn’t a major issue, only requiring an explanation afterwards about the performance effect and the camera trick.

She let out a long breath: “Never mind, you two worked hard.”

Privately, Li Dong asked, “Was it really a camera trick?”

Jian Ying’an didn’t know how to answer; she was struggling internally.

“Yes, a camera trick.”

Jian Ying’an convinced herself.

Qin Mianmian didn’t dwell on the matter. After changing out of her dress, she went to the audience to watch the rest of the play. Jian Ying’an pondered for two seconds and followed her.

Romeo and Juliet were halfway through.

This was a genuine love drama, but the audience’s reaction was lukewarm, still reeling from the plot of the previous play where two girls kissed.

Fortunately, the script had been adapted very naturally by the class, and no one felt it was out of place.

It was just… the focus was on the kiss.

There were quite a few reporters aiming their cameras at Jiang Anyan and Ye Zhou, so Qin Mianmian didn’t sit over there.

She sat on the edge, and Jian Ying’an stood nearby, lost in thought.

Does she like Qin Mianmian?

Of course, she did. No one would dislike a little sun; without it, everyone would struggle to live.

But what kind of liking is this? Jian Ying’an pressed herself.

If Qin Mianmian hadn’t died in the previous life.

Jian Ying’an suppressed the surging emotions in her heart and recalled the scene that made her regret for a lifetime.

If Qin Mianmian hadn’t died.

If she still loved herself.

Then she would have tried to reciprocate the only love she had in this world.

But there was no “if.” She had been reborn, and she was now facing a brand-new Qin Mianmian.

Jian Ying’an hadn’t done anything terrible to Qin Mianmian, so Qin Mianmian seemed to have more reason to like Jian Ying’an.

Is this a good thing? Jian Ying’an asked herself. Did she want Qin Mianmian to live a carefree life, or did she want to restart with Qin Mianmian, carrying the regrets of the previous life?

Jian Ying’an couldn’t wrap her head around matters of the heart.

Qin Mianmian was very simple. She looked at the people on the stage and asked Jian Ying’an from the audience, “Sister, will we be together forever?”

Jian Ying’an didn’t need to think: “Yes, we will.”

The thirteen plays finally ended.

Reporters stepped forward to ask Jiang Anyan and Ye Zhou for their thoughts on the performance and which play they favored the most.

Jiang Anyan: “Mine is definitely Snow White!”

Reporter: “Is it because of the adapted ending?”

Jiang Anyan: “No, it’s because of my sister.”

The reporter gasped. He naturally knew that Jiang Anyan was sitting in the family section because a family member was acting in the play, but an explicit admission was different.

For the movie queen to do this meant she was planning to introduce her sister into the entertainment industry.

This was also the first performance by Jiang Anyan’s sister.

It was fortunate that he had filmed Snow White. The reporter continued to ask, “May I ask which role your sister played?”

Jiang Anyan didn’t answer. She waved at Jian Ying’an, who was walking towards them.

Jian Ying’an walked over.

Ye Zhou greeted her: “Long time no see.”

Jian Ying’an politely replied: “It is, Uncle Ye.”

Ye Zhou: “…”

Movie queen, director… it seems this person has a promising future! The reporter turned his camera.

It was focused on the young actress who played the Queen on stage.

The reporter looked behind Jian Ying’an: “Where’s the princess?”

Jian Ying’an: “The princess has been locked up studying by me. Wait until her exams are over.”

Reporter: “So she was locked up to study—”

Jian Ying’an easily answered a few more questions, and then the camera turned back to Jiang Anyan and Ye Zhou. The two also cooperated, praising Jian Ying’an.

This laid a solid foundation for her debut.

Qi Yin was acting as a transparent person.

After the reporters left after their shift.

Jiang Anyan asked Jian Ying’an, “It was a real kiss on stage, wasn’t it?” She was an actress; don’t try to deceive her!

Ye Zhou was also intensely curious.

Jian Ying’an changed the subject: “What is there to be curious about? Are you two hungry?”

Jiang Anyan: “Not really. Where’s Mianmian?”

Jian Ying’an said flatly: “She was picked up by the Qin family.”

Jiang Anyan and Ye Zhou fell silent together.

The two’s swapped lives were truly hard to comment on.

If the nanny hadn’t switched them, what would their development have been like? This was hard to imagine.

Jian Ying’an was too calm and outstanding.

Qin Mianmian was too compliant.

Since they couldn’t imagine it, they wouldn’t try. Anyway, neither of them regretted being swapped, even though they were still infants when they were swapped.

Now the Qin family raised Qin Mianmian as the true eldest daughter, and publicly stated that Jian Ying’an was adopted.

The Qin family was strict with Qin Mianmian but gave Jian Ying’an a certain degree of freedom.

However, Jiang Anyan frowned: “Will the Qin family agree to you entering the entertainment industry?”

Jian Ying’an had her back to them. Hearing this, she sneered, and turned around: “The Qin family didn’t interfere when I recorded the variety show.”

At the time, the Qin family only allowed Qin Mianmian to accompany Shen Jin’yu for the recording, and Jian Ying’an secretly participated by herself.

Afterward, Shen Jin’yu was criticized by netizens, and the Shen family was furious and sent him abroad.

Did the Qin family not know about this? Of course, they did. Mr. and Mrs. Qin felt it was insignificant.

Jian Ying’an: “They won’t care about my little stunts; after all, I’m just adopted.”

Once it harms the Qin family’s interests, they will discard her.

Jian Ying’an’s gaze was profound. She smiled at Jiang Anyan and said, “So, I’ll have to trouble you.”

Help her stand at the pinnacle of fame and fortune.