Culture Conquers Foreign Worlds

Harvey had a few illusion crystals in his pocket and was about to leave the theater and go back to study it. As soon as he left the corridor, he saw a familiar face. The ace actor of the Brenda Theatre Company, Christie Isiah, was still in her youth. Wearing a mature and gorgeous light purple dress, the cake dress is almost dragged to the ground, and her thin and white shoulders are half exposed. She has delicate facial features painted with light makeup and a small top hat with weaving flowers. It looks like an imminent person. Lady participating in the grand banquet.

　　Social activities are also part of the work of the theater troupe. In the empty period when performances are not required, the actors or the top of the theater troupe basically need to participate in various social activities. This is probably one of the characteristics of this era.

　　 Christie's eyes brightened when he saw Harvey coming out, and after whispering a few words with his companion, he rushed over and smiled while pulling the skirt with both hands: "Hello, Mr. Adrian."

　　 Her companions were surprised to see this scene. It was the first time to see the reserved Christie being so proactive to a man. They used lace folding fans to cover their knowing smiles and turned and left the corridor.

　　 Harvey has never introduced herself to her. He stopped when she could call her name, took off the black top hat on top of her head and smiled in return: "Hello, miss."

　　 Christie looked at Harvey's eyes and smiled generously: "Christie Isaiah, this is my name. The last time I was here I saw you talking with Mr. Keshi, and I heard your name at that time."

　　 Harvey pretended to be surprised: "Oh~ I'm so sorry for letting you see the rude side."

　　 Christie smiled sweetly: "No, Mr. Adrian's gentleman attitude is impressive. I think you are as gentle and wise as the Earl of Monte Cristo in your writing."

The two talked as they walked, and Christie’s familiar attitude made Harvey feel unnatural, and politely replied: "Miss Isaiah, your praise makes me ashamed. Of course I am not such a great person, but one of them has read " The people of Count of Monte Cristo standing in front of me also made me feel a little proud. I hope my work did not disappoint you."

　　 "Of course, I like your story very much. Did you come to see Mr. Kenneth?"

　　 "Yes, he is an amazing spellcaster, I learned a lot from him."

"He is the proud special effects artist of our Brenda Theatre Company. I wouldn't be surprised if someone told me that Mr. Kenneth had completed a magic show, but I always thought you were a scholar. Think you are also interested in spells?"

　　 "It's not just interested."

　　 Harvey chanted a spell softly, and a cloud of white water appeared in his hand, which immediately condensed into a pure white rose and gave it to Christie: "I am a spellcaster myself."

Christie stared at the dreamy scene in front of her unbelievably. His bright eyes became more heterochromatic. He stared at this beautiful crystal rose and exclaimed sincerely: "It's so beautiful. I have never seen a spellcaster like you. Your temperament is more like An erudite scholar. Mr. Adrian, can you accompany me to lunch at noon? I think this is an opportunity to learn more about your work."

The two almost walked out of the theater’s door. Harvey leaned and apologized: “I’m sorry, Miss Isaiah, this time I’m visiting Mr. Randolph about magic experiments. I should be alone in the next period of time. Stay in the laboratory, but I believe we will have a chance to meet again soon."

　　 Christie was taken aback, and soon concealed his disappointment and politely answered: "It's a pity, then I look forward to seeing you next time."

Watching Harvey leave, she mentioned her dress and covered the snow-white shoulders that attracted her eyes. Her expression changed from dignity and politeness to doubt and unwillingness. She stomped her feet, her teeth bit her cherry lips and muttered to herself. : "Hey~ The preparations were wasted. It's really strange. It's completely different from the rumors."

Even though Harvey’s attitude was very kind just now, Christie can only feel a sense of distance from strangers. She usually meets young men like Harvey. She is either flattering or flattered when she meets young men like Harvey. It is said that they will come around like pugs. Harvey's performance is more like a middle-aged aristocrat with a good education and rich experience, which is the type she finds the most difficult to deal with.

Christie did write down Harvey’s name when he met Kathy. The original impression of him was not good. Until a few days ago, she saw that the real name of the author of the "Count of Monte Cristo" in the newspaper was Ha Vi Adrian still felt familiar, and immediately remembered where he had heard the name in astonishment.

A novelist who appeared on the homepage of "Norton Nights" is still very young. Such a character knows that the future will be extraordinary with her toes, so she wants to try to get in touch with Harvey~www.novelmt.com~ In this era, class is doomed to the social circle of people, and once you can open a breakthrough in social, you can enter a new class with this, so even if you can’t climb Harvey, being able to get in touch with the social circle around him is a great opportunity. It can also be regarded as the way of survival for women in this era.

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　　 Harvey didn't make any illusions about Christie. Compared to dating a little girl, it is more important and interesting to study illusion crystals.

When Harvey talked with Christie, his thoughts were completely different. If he used illusion crystals to make enchanted props similar to movie cameras, he would definitely need some actors to help him complete a movie. There is still an actor who has a certain foundation in acting and can make him worry-free.

"There are still two months before the Brenda Theatre Company will leave here, and the research on [Camera] will be completed before then, otherwise I really don't know where to find actors." On the way back, Harvey was already there. Considering how to make the film version of "Count of Monte Cristo", Christie is very suitable for the role of Haidée.

　　 Harvey plunged into the research on the illusion crystal, and asked Shirley to refuse all visiting guests, and if Pulan they had anything to do, they would leave a message.

Most of the troublesome things in "The Count of Monte Cristo" are left to Pulan. Harvey is not worried about Pulan doing things that are unfavorable to him or "The Count of Monte Cristo". This world has not entered a legal society. The so-called law is in the social world. He was the author of "Count of Monte Cristo" in his eyes, and with his current reputation in the social and literary circles, one sentence could bring Prang back to the days of poverty.

　　 In addition, "The Count of Monte Cristo" only calculates the profit once a month. Not surprisingly, Harvey will become a rich man in a few weeks.