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Chapter 1390

Chapter 1390

This small town still had a lot of modern buildings from its heyday. Around a hundred years ago, due to

Moonbrook’s proximity to the ocean and rivers, Moonbrook became a hub for local and foreign traders,

mainly engaged in the textile, and port transportation business. It was pretty bustling back then.

But when the docks were all moved to J City and the rise of railroads led to the decline of waterways,

Moonbrook went downhill too.

However, since it preserved many old buildings, Moonbrook had become a famous tourist spot and a

popular location for film and TV shoots Especially when shooting specific themed movies, directors

usually picked this place as their location.

Last time, the theme for “Beauty’s Wardrobe” was about traveling back to ancient times. This time, they

were going back to the modern era to experience the style of the socialites of that period.

So, the crew decided to shoot in Moonbrook.

By the time the three of them arrived in Moonbrook, it was nearly two o’clock. Hans gave Sallie a call.

Upon hearing that Hans had arrived, Sallie instructed him to find a cafe to wait, and then she hurried

over.

When Sallie arrived at the café, she was surprised that Hans hadn’t come alone.

On seeing Estelle and Henson, Sallie was both surprised and embarrassed, “What are you guys doing

here?”novelbin

Estelle replied with a smile, “We didn’t feel comfortable letting Hans come alone, so we thought, why

not come along and make a trip out of it.”

Sallie’s eyes were a little red and swollen as if she had been crying, but she tried to act normal, “Alright,

I’ll ask Amber Dony and the person in charge for some time off later, then I’ll show you guys around the

town. The view here is amazing!”

Hans said, “Sallie, stop pretending. Estelle and I already know.”

Sallie’s eyes welled up with tears, and she said guiltily, “Estelle, I’m so useless. I’ve let you guys down!”

“It’s not right to put yourself down just because you’ve faced some difficulties.” Estelle handed Sallie a

cup of coffee, “Now tell us what exactly happened.” Sallie held the cup of coffee and slowly started,

“The second episode of the show is being shot here. The director even increased the difficulty, adding

costume design to our tasks. This town used to have a booming textile industry, and there are still

many old tailors living here. The crew chose three famous tailors, each with their own style, to take part

in the show. We were supposed to pick one to cooperate with, and the choice was determined by

drawing lots.”

“I drew Mr. Gellar, a man in his sixties famous for his hand-embroidered roses. It’s said that a vintage

dress he made was auctioned off for 120,000 dollars once. He’s quite famous here. But he’s stubborn

and wouldn’t even talk to me. I’ve been trying to reach him since yesterday but to no avail.”

“Heather Vang and Mia, who beat me in the last round, have already started working on their tasks with

their chosen tailors. I’m still stuck at square one, and Amber has been on my case about it.”

Sallie’s voice started to choke, “I asked one of the staff, and they told me that Carmella did this on

purpose. She knew Mr. Gellar had a volatile temper. That’s why she made me draw his lot. But no one

will stand up for me, and I don’t know what to do.”

When Hans called Sallie, she had just been chased out of Mr. Gellar’s tailor shop by his family. She sat

on the steps, and hearing Hans’ voice, she couldn’t hold back her tears.

No matter how Hans asked, Sallie’ didn’t want to say anything, which was why Hans rushed over.

Henson frowned and asked, “Why doesn’t Mr. Gellar want to cooperate? Does he want money?”

Estelle laughed, saying, “The Gellar family has been tailoring for over a hundred years. Their tailor

shop is a century-old establishment, and their only specialty is hand-embroidered roses. They are the

only ones in the country who can do this, Do you think they’re short of cash?”

Hans asked, puzzled, “Then why doesn’t he want to cooperate?”

Estelle raised an eyebrow, saying, “Maybe he doesn’t want to be on TV. The Gellars have always

preferred to keep a low profile.”

Otherwise, they wouldn’t still be running their tailor shop in this materialistic age, in this declining town.

Sallie said worriedly, “So, I might not be able to complete this task. Today is already Wednesday!”

Estelle asked, “How many times have you gone to see Mr. Gellar?”

Sallie hesitated for a moment, then said somewhat awkwardly, “I’ve tried to see him seven times.”

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