Chapter 1766 - No One Would’ve Believed It

Chapter 1766: No One Would’ve Believed It

Xiao Yuqian had heard about all the tragedies that Jing Xi had gone through.

Jing Xi reappeared in the music industry with her unique voice and became one of the most successful singers ever. It was unable to achieve, and yet Jing Xi managed to do so.

“Thank you.”

Jing Xi smiled and took her face mask off, showing the scar on her face. The moment Xiao Yuqian saw the scar, tears filled her eyes.

In her heart, Jing Xi had always been a woman who was elegant and full of pride.

With her memories and beauty lost, Jing Xi had to go through ups and downs just to get to where she was.

Seeing Xiao Yuqian made Jing Xi feel bad, and tears filled her eyes too.

Jing Xi felt that Xiao Yuqian wasn’t like she thought. Unlike the strong woman that Xiao Yuqian was portrayed as, she was more of an emotional person.Findd new stories at novelhall.com

After chatting for a while, Huo Yunshen suggested going to other places. Xiao Yuqian saw them off with a smile.

Huang Guoqiang was touched to see an old friend, a legend that rose from an actor to a leader of a country.

Huang Guoqiang also saw Jing Xi. Seeing her ruined face, Huang Guoqiang sighed in pity but was also glad that she was alive.

There was nothing more important than staying alive.

“Miss Jing, do you want to see how we work?” Huang Guoqiang invited.

“Can I? It would be an honor!”

Jing Xi followed them into the studio. Jing Xi found it magical to be able to watch a movie from behind the scenes.

The crew was preparing a scene where a terrorist group had caused continuous bombings on the street, and the hero would appear to save the citizens.

Jing Xi and Huo Yunshen stood next to the director’s seat, waiting for the scene to happen.

Little did Jing Xi know that the scene was also planned by Huo Yunshen. He wanted to see if the explosion could make her remember something.

Huo Yunshen was hopeful, since Jing Xi had lost her memories partly due to an explosion.

With an order from Huang Guoqiang, the crew set off the bombs.