CHAPTER 347: CHAPTER 360: WHO BREAKS OUT

Mabel Quinn looked distantly at Daniel Harris, but her mood was so different from before. The boy who couldn’t see anything then has now regained his sight. She should be happy, she should have no regrets, but why... when she sees Daniel Harris, does she still feel a faint regret in her heart?

Is it because of the last inquiry, the last meeting, which ended in such a way?

Is everything in Drumbeat Village truly a past he doesn’t want to remember? Are her past experiences with him the same for him?

Back then, she accompanied him under the name of Grace, and now, if she told him that the little girl who was with him then was not Grace Yowell, but Mabel Quinn, that everything she told him about her family, identity, was all false, would he believe her?

And about Grace... many things she said were contradictory, and Grace’s rise—from an ordinary village girl to the current popular star—was backed by Daniel Harris. She’s not foolish; she can vaguely figure out some things, but... she still needs confirmation.

"Alright, everyone take your positions," the director commanded with a megaphone on set.

Mabel Quinn lay down at the designated spot, acting as someone injured in an explosion.

The director’s instructions were simple, just to moan and make slight movements, portraying pain.

The filming set was already full of rubble and dust, in a ruinous state. At this moment, Grace Yowell, playing the leading lady, frantically searched for Orion in the post-explosion scene. This was a scene that burst with emotion for the leading lady, and only at this moment did the character Amy in the story truly acknowledge her feelings for the leading man, making all past misunderstandings insignificant.

This scene required strong acting skills, and Grace Yowell performed with great effort. Even while lying on the ground, Mabel Quinn could hear Grace’s intense shouting of her lines. But at this moment, Mabel was just fulfilling her duty as an extra,

All the attention on set was focused on Grace Yowell’s performance, but Daniel Harris’s gaze was on Mabel Quinn.

He knew the injuries on her were not real and were just makeup effects. He also knew the pained expression on her face was merely acting. Yet his eyes couldn’t move away from her, as if something was pressing heavily on his chest.

Her hand clawed at the sand, seeking help...

Daniel Harris suddenly stood up from his chair, his face even looking somewhat pale, as if ready to rush out.

The director’s assistant beside Daniel quickly asked, "Director Harris, what’s wrong?"

Daniel snapped back to his senses, shook his head, and said, "It’s nothing."

What’s wrong with him? For a moment, his chest felt like it was about to suffocate, making him want to rush up and rescue Mabel Quinn, forgetting this was just a scene.

But just as Daniel Harris sat down, another figure suddenly rushed into the set. In everyone’s eyes, there was only the sight of a figure in a gray suit quickly running through the "rain" sprayed by the water truck, heading towards a woman lying on the ground moaning in pain.