The staff brought us some drinks and beers. The four of us were chatting and killing time while waiting for the others to arrive.

I asked Robben, "How have you been these past few days in Beijing?"

He exhaled a puff of smoke heavily, and said with a hint of fatigue, "Busy."

Robben was a born and bred Beijinger, a local through and through. If he was so busy that he was sparing with his words, then he must be really swamped.@@novelbin@@

CC then asked Le Yao, "Le Yao, how about you? You must be incredibly busy too. I've seen you on TV several times, following your director to promote your upcoming drama on entertainment shows!"

Le Yao nodded and said, "Yes, I have a talk show to record the day after tomorrow. I can't stay in Suzhou for long. Anyway, I won't have any free time this year. After the New Year, I have to join the crew for my second drama!"

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