My Rich Hot and Infertile or Maybe Not Husband

The bracelet on Nannie’s wrist was something that Christians would wear

Although Nannie wasn’t a Christian, her family was, and she had always been seen as obedient, outstanding, and understanding in their eyes.

However, the real Nannie was a bit of a rebel. She took off her rosary bracelet and threw it aside, getting intimate with Oliver, going against the Christian doctrine of no premantal sex. This perfectly highlighted her rebellious character

So, the director loved this symbolism and highly praised it, “This design is great, really great. I felt like something was missing earlier, turns out it was the bracelet Celeste, how did you come up with this?”

Could Celeste say she did it because she didn’t want to kiss in front of her ex–husband?

She laughed awkwardly, “I didn’t think much, just thought I’d give it a try.”

Leonard sat next to her, a bit disappointed To be honest, he didn’t have any distracting thoughts while acting Celeste’s acting was good, and so were her lines. Such an actress could easily draw people into the drama. In the drama, he felt that she was Nannie, Oliver’s childhood sweetheart

But when he came back to reality, she was Celestial Haze, the goddess he had been infatuated with for two or three years. He was the one who got to kiss the goddess on screen for the first time. Which fan wouldn’t be excited?

naturally, he was disappointed as

grumbled, “Boring” She

of kindness, he wanted to

knew Celeste would be so timid, just

whole time. But since there were no intimate scenes, Celeste wasn’t affected. By the time they wrapped up, it was completely dark

the dressing room, Liam texted

the bed while she was acting, she immediately

she stepped out of the shooting site, she saw Liam’s

car with a stern face and the car

inside, telling her, “Get

didn’t want to talk outside either, in case they were seen, so she got in.

about to speak, Liam handed her a mango pudding, “You must be hungry after filming for so

Celeste was about to vent

saucers, “What are you doing here? Don’t