"What’s the matter?" Kevin wisely stopped, a worried look on his face.

I sat up, looked at him and deadpanned, "I know who killed me."

Kevin was stunned for a moment, and then burst into laughter, "Is this the line of your new play?"

I gave a push on his shoulder to stop him being so playful, "I’m not kidding! My death was not an accident!"

Seeing so serious I was, Kevin sat down on the sofa, looked at me and said, "What did you get?"

"The day I fell from the rope, it was Xin who tampered with it," I answered coldly as if to tell a story about someone else.

"Xin?!" Kevin looked as surprised as I had expected.

Then he frowned, "I checked the rope that day carefully. Didn’t you notice that Xin did something else after that?"

"I was reading the script and didn’t pay any attention to what she was doing. I was too confident about her."

Kevin felt a headache and rubbed his forehead, "But we all know you are very kind to Xin. How could she do that?"

"Yuki, it’s Yuki Zheng. I heard what they were talking about."

Kevin stood up and walked around, thinking about the whole situation, "Yuki was indeed the biggest winner of Shirley’s death. You heard the conversation, but did you record it?"

I patted my head, "How silly! I was so angry that I forget it!"

I sighed and Kevin went on, "You can rest assured that Shirley’s death will not remain unsettled. I’ll meet Xin tomorrow. As long as we persuade her to testify, Yuki can’t escape."

"Call her now." I looked anxiously at Kevin, who nodded, then took out his cell phone and dialed the number. But there was no response for a long time.

"Nobody answered…" said Kevin.

As I slumped on the sofa, Kevin continued to said, "Don’t worry. I’ll go straight to the studio to see Xin." Then he went out.

When I turned on the TV, the news of Shirley’s memorial service was playing on. Yuki was crying so hard that I turned it off angrily.

Opening the mobile phone, I saw Yuki was also the top one on the hot search list. Comments below were praising Yuki’s kindness, and many anti-fans or passers-by became her real fans.

The more I looked at it, the more I could not breathe. All of a sudden, everything went dark and I fell on the sofa.

I woke up in Kevin’s cry and was lifted by him. After making sure he was Kevin, I asked, "Did Xin promise to testify?"

Kevin looked down and shook his head, "I rushed to the studio but she had already packed up and disappeared, only left a resignation letter. She went to the memorial service today probably because she felt guilty about you."

"We must find her!" I grabbed Kevin’s arm and said.

Kevin comforted me, "Take it easy, I’ll help you whatever happens. Xin is a stranger, so she may go back to her hometown. After finding out where it is, let’s go there together. I’m sure we can make it!"

"Okay… Thank you, Kevin," my voice was getting weaker.

Kevin patted me on the shoulder, "It’s ok. What would you do if Yuki gets caught?"

"Me? … I don’t know…" I was at a loss because overwhelmed by hatred and didn’t think about how to plan for my future, as Mary.

Kevin went on to say, "Yuki finally got what she wanted, but may also be defeated by the rising star Mary."

"You mean…"

"I still remember your hard work at first. Now you have to start again, but I believe Mary will reach Shirley’s height faster than her, or even higher." Kevin looked at me seriously.

I looked down at the ground, thinking about Kevin’s words. As Mary, with such a God-given appearance and Shirley’s perfect acting skills, how can I live up to it?

"You terminate the contract with your present company and sign with me again," Kevin said.

I said awkwardly, "Kevin, I know you’re the best agent in the industry and have unlimited resources. When an unknown model suddenly cancels the contract and signs with you, if it’s discovered and exaggerated, everyone will discuss."

Kevin frowned and stopped talking. I continued, "Until I finish the play I just received."

"All right," he nodded.

I took his hand and said, "It’s nice of you to be with me all the time."

Seeing that my eyes were getting wet, Kevin laughed, "Oh, come on. We said we would always be sisters."

After chatting briefly, as I picked up my bag to leave, Kevin asked, "Don’t you live back here?"

I shook my head, "I will come back above board until Tina moves out."

"Well, okay. I’ll go home, too. Let’s go together."

I went back, and it was a dark house. I turned on the light, finding that it was much tidier. On the table left a note by Tina, showing that she had moved out today. I sighed and sat on a stool, staring at the empty house.

After rebirth, it was a rough ride, and I couldn’t accept the truth of my death.

Soon came the day when I started shooting. I arrived at the spot early, walking around but didn’t see Jeffery. After the danger was lifted, I was relieved.

I found a corner, took out the script and read it carefully. In fact, I had read it thoroughly, but I wanted to act with different feelings as many as possible.

This was my first play as Mary. A pair of sexy legs came into my view when I was devoting myself to the script.

I looking up, Lauren was raising eyebrows with disdain, "What are you doing here? Huh?"

"That’s what I want to say, okay?"