The Woman From Hell
Chapter 2213

We arrived at the place Harriet designated early in the morning the next day.

It was not even noon yet, but the sun was scorching. Luckily, Shannon and I brought a big parasol. We put it in by a deck chair to serve as a place for Harriet to enjoy the shade. The cameras and props were then put in place one after another, but for a long time, we did not see Harriet.

"Shannon, could you call her and ask what's going on?"

"Alright."

Shannon called Lola, "Hey, Lola. Is something going on with Miss Osborn? We're all waiting for her now."

"I'm sorry, Harriet got up late, and I'm urging her now. She'll be over soon. Please give us another 20 minutes." Lola immediately hung up the call after she said that.

"You heard her." Shannon put away her phone with a helpless expression on her face.

The mood was poor early this morning. Everyone was here waiting for her in the sun, yet she had the gall to be late.

I asked everyone to rest in the shade first to calm them down. They only had to go back to their spots when Harriet arrived. On the other hand, Shannon and I remained where we were and waited. Half an hour later, Harriet arrived.

"Notify everyone to gather around." I looked toward Shannon, and she stepped to the side to inform everyone.

Harriet looked around and took off her sunglasses. "Where is everyone? My time is very precious."

Looking at her, I smiled with difficulty. "Miss Osborn, you're half an hour late. I asked them to rest in the shade first so as to prevent them from getting a heatstroke, as that'll delay our filming progress even further. They'll be here shortly. Please go to the side and get your makeup done first, Miss Osborn." I had deliberately asked the makeup artist to stay. I raised my hand slightly and signaled for her to take Harriet to the side to get her makeup done under the parasol.

"How thoughtful of you, President Lane!"

I could hear Harriet's displeasure, but she was the one who was late this time. She probably knew that she was wrong, so she just snorted coldly and followed the makeup artist to the side without saying anything.

In less than a few minutes, the photographers and the rest arrived. The shooting officially began.

Standing at the side, I heard Shannon sigh. "The shoot has finally started. Harriet is really not someone ordinary people can deal with. I just hope we can get the shoot done quickly and then I don't have to see her again." "Same."

I hoped this shoot would end as soon as possible more than anyone else. Not only because of the trouble Harriet caused but also because of her love for Theo. If something were to really happen, it would be, extremely detrimental to Geen Orange.

"The shoot will be ending in a bit. Let's have a good chat with Lola and let her know that they can't get involved in any scandals while they're working with us."

Shannon's eyes widened as she revealed a cunning smile. "To prevent Harriet from getting close to your husband! Brilliant move!"

"It was already stated in our

contract, but Harriet's actions these few times have been too blatant that there's no guarantee nothing will happen. I'm just informing her,

course." I did not want to admit that

I was jealous, so I had to cover it up

by saying something else,

However, it was hard to escape Shannon's gaze. Although she nodded her head and agreed with me, she had a look of disbelief on her face. "Whatever you say." "Are you mocking me?"

"No, it's your guilty conscience that's pricking you." Shannon covered her mouth and laughed.

I glanced at her and said nothing

before redirecting my temper to Harriet, who was still getting her photos taken. I had to admit that she still had her professionalism as every frame was perfect. I believed the effects of her being our spokesperson would be very good.

If only her behavior in private was more pleasing.

After thinking to myself, I turned my gaze to Lola, who was at the side. She really did look familiar.