The actress is reborn and is chasing after her husband.

Having a powerful agency backing her doesn't mean she has inexhaustible resources. Even after landing her first real role, she still hopes to get more opportunities.

However, when she got into character, her shortcomings became apparent. She could only practice her lines and expressions tirelessly when she was alone, so that she wouldn't seem too awkward.

Fortunately, the veteran actors in the same production team often guided her and gave her advice; everyone wanted to make this drama a success.

The process involved studying the script, getting ready for costume fitting, starting filming, joining the crew, filming in different locations, and finally wrapping up filming.

After several months, she finally finished a role in a film.

She learned a lot during this process and also learned more about some of the rules.

Next, the company got her scripts of different styles. Although they were still supporting roles, they were already very good resources for her at this stage.

Filming life is fulfilling and regular, with no other media exposure, so I can just stay on set and relax.

When Momo was about to take the college entrance examination, she wanted to take some time to go home, but she couldn't find the time due to work. She could only make arrangements in advance to leave a few days for her to go home after she finished her work.

She rushed to catch a flight and arrived home in the early hours of the morning, only to find Momo lying drunk on the bed, completely unconscious.

After enduring three years of high school and finally completing the major life event of the college entrance examination, it's understandable to relax a bit.

Seeing that the silly wooden figure seemed to have grown taller again, lying diagonally on the bed, she did not hesitate for long and began to prepare to wash her body.

However, now that she is eighteen years old and fully developed in all aspects, the changes in Momo are particularly noticeable compared to when she first came home.

She should have been calm and collected, but she inexplicably felt a little embarrassed, perhaps because spying on someone alone was not as comfortable as being together openly.

As they grow older, they should maintain a proper distance and not be as indifferent as before.

After returning to work, Momo also came to Haishi again after filling out her college application. However, she was in Beijing at the time and could only ask Guan Yue to pick her up from the train station.

She was delighted by Momo's arrival and was eager to go back to be with her after finishing her work. She didn't want Guan Yue to go to her house to take care of her, but then she received the news that Momo had disappeared.

When she tried to contact her, her phone was indeed switched off. Fearing that something had happened to her again, she immediately dropped everything and rushed back to Haishi.

During the journey, she anticipated many bad scenarios, after all, the same thing had happened before.

She didn't dare to inform her parents yet, wanting to rush back and check the situation first.

Throughout the journey, she was extremely anxious and even considered the worst-case scenario. She knew that Mo Mo would never disappear without a trace and be unreachable by phone unless something had happened to her.

I rushed back to Haishi and discussed the search with some friends, but although everyone I knew was there, no one had any news.

She grew increasingly anxious and felt a growing unease. If something were to happen to Momo again, she would truly be held responsible.

The agonizing wait was relentless. They decided that if they still didn't hear from her, they would call the police and ask them to help find her.

She was suddenly awakened by a faint sound coming from outside and immediately ran to the door to open it.

What she saw made her gasp in shock. Mo Mo was covered in wounds again, clearly having had a fierce fight with someone.

She really couldn't understand why she, a girl, would get into a fight with someone in Haishi, a city she had just arrived in.

She didn't have time to ask her the specific reason right now, and wanted to take her to the hospital first, but the silly blockhead insisted on refusing to go, so she had no choice but to compromise and take her into the bedroom to check the wound.

After much arguing, she managed to get her clothes off. The redness and swelling all over her body made her heart ache. She held back her tears and thought she would examine her step by step first.

But as soon as she touched her head, she clearly hit the most serious spot. Fearing that it might cause internal bleeding, she was not sure if there would be no accident and wanted to take her to the hospital.

Stubborner than an ox, she refused to go to the hospital no matter what she was told, which made her so angry that she slammed the door and left.

She hadn't realized it before, but now she knew how stubborn and headstrong Mo Mo was.

Guan Yue tried to calm her down, but how could she calm down? Her younger sister had been beaten for no reason, and the other person acted as if they didn't want her to take care of it. This showed that they didn't treat her like an older sister at all.

What angered her even more than these things was that she didn't care at all how worried she was about her disappearing, or what she would do if something happened to her.

Before she could even catch her breath, she heard that she actually wanted to hand-wash the sheets.

She was already angry, but now her anger flared up even more. For the first time, she lost her temper with her, a stark contrast to the gentle treatment she usually received.

Even though he knew he was still angry and extremely worried about her, he acted as if nothing was wrong.

Having felt like an outsider from beginning to end, she really didn't want to stay cooped up at home any longer, so despite her injuries, she ran to Guan Yue's house.

Even though she was still very worried, she was afraid that if she stayed with her any longer, they would argue again, so she thought it would be better to let her rest at home.

Unexpectedly, not long after, Xiangjun told her that the silly blockhead was actually going to leave Haishi overnight.

She ignored her injuries because she had argued with herself.

She was both angry and helpless, but by the time she rushed over, she had already boarded the train.

Leaving was inevitable.

The reason why Mo Mo refused to speak out this time was probably not simple; she didn't want to go to the hospital and was afraid that the police would find out.

It was clear that the fight was something that couldn't be brought into the open, and no matter how much she pressed for answers, she wouldn't get the answers she wanted.

Her attitude was completely different from when she fought with Lu Xiyi.

Perhaps growth is always accompanied by uncertainties, and she couldn't figure out the reason no matter how hard she tried.

She felt that keeping it from her was a kind gesture, but she didn't understand what her true feelings were.

Regardless of the reason for the fight, she hoped that she could be safe and well, rather than having to bear everything alone. Did they not even have the most basic trust between them?

Silent thoughts were sometimes too heavy for her to fathom; she could never fathom what the secret she dared not reveal was.

She never gave a specific explanation for this incident until later.

We met again on the first day of her school term.

Despite being angry about what happened before, she remained silent, and we couldn't just ignore her.

She will stay in Haishi to attend university, and the two will have more opportunities to meet.

Later, she received a call from Guan Yue, who told her that Mo Mo had just been injured again and had just been discharged from the hospital. She happened to be in Haishi at the time, so she hurriedly dialed the number.

However, she couldn't get through on the phone, so she had to contact the school first. She learned that she had indeed injured her foot during military training, and she was very worried, so she rushed to the school.

Just as she had expected, after finally getting in touch with Momo, she still only shared good news with her and never told her the bad.

Despite his anger, he was determined not to let her leave this time, so he took her home and took good care of her to help her recover from her injuries.

While bathing her, for some reason, she noticed a different emotion in Momo's eyes. She was a little afraid of that determination and focus, afraid that it might really be what she thought.

Although she could clearly sense her dependence on her, which was based on kinship, they seemed to share an equally close bond.

At least Momo and Xiangjun or other friends wouldn't be together day and night like they were, sometimes even very close, and they would feel especially comfortable and at ease being by each other's side.

They pay more attention to each other, almost beyond the boundaries they feel.

Fortunately, she didn't continue speaking; perhaps she was just overthinking things…

The following year, her career began to improve, and she faced competition for resources again.

When Cao He approached her, she initially wanted to refuse outright, but she knew very well that this opportunity was also rare, and there was still hope of winning an award. If she could participate, it would definitely help her career reach new heights.

She eventually gave in and dressed up carefully again to attend the party at the hotel.

Throughout the meal, she greeted everyone with a smile, and even went so far as to perform one of her favorite dances for them, all in hopes of gaining their favor and an opportunity.

As he drank glass after glass of wine, his consciousness gradually blurred.

Little did she know that Ni Qing secretly told her that Mo Mo had come to the hotel and wanted to wait for her to go back together.

The familiar scenes resurfaced, but she forgot the vows she had made and became opportunistic and fearful.

Therefore, she didn't give Momo a friendly look and even ordered her to leave, because she couldn't afford to lose such a good opportunity.