Transmigrating: I Married the Male Protagonist’s Uncle

The instant that Luo Xin had been injured, they had all pointed their fingers at her and identified her as the culprit with the evil intentions.

The past two days, when she had joined the film crew, she had been just like in the past. She had been working harder during filming, as though she was trying her best to prove something.

They had secretly criticized her for being shameless and unrepentant. How could a vicious, evil woman like her act like nothing had happened after hurting someone?

However, they had been wrong.

This had not been Ling Sheng’s doing. What right did they have to act like she was a sinner and make her do whatever they wanted?

Now that they thought about it, she was only a newbie who had just stepped into the industry. Furthermore, she was only in her early twenties.

Despite getting so many unfair and weird looks, she had still come to film diligently every day while bearing so much pressure.

Anyone else would have suffered a mental breakdown long ago.

When they saw how sad she was, their noses started to ache.

Ling Sheng was crying miserably and grievously, as though she wanted to vent for all the grievances, criticism, and doubts she had suffered during this period.

Wen Zhi and Lu Tian walked over but did not know how to comfort her. This child had suffered so much due to the film crew, but she had not said anything bad about them.

Children nowadays were spoiled. Who could withstand such a huge grievance and bear being stared at like a murderer every day?

Even a person of her age would not be able to tolerate such unfair treatment.

Especially not since Huo Ci, also known as Best Actor Huo, was behind her. If he were to throw a tantrum, he would stop filming and leave the film crew. Imagine what the two of them would do then.

However, she had not done that. She had endured their weird gazes and insisted on filming. Who knew how many grievances she had suffered through silently since she was crying like this.

As Wen Zhi thought about it, his heart ached and he felt even guiltier. His eyes reddened as she cried. “Sheng Sheng, I’m sorry. I apologize on behalf of the whole film crew.”

Ling Sheng cried even harder, unable to stop. She lifted her head while sobbing, her red swollen eyes glaring stubbornly at Wen Zhi. Her voice was hoarse. “Director, I didn’t do it.”

That was the gist of it.

Wen Zhi felt uncomfortable again as he tried to coax her. “I know it was not your doing. Everyone already knows. I’m sorry, Sheng Sheng. We’ve wronged you.”

The lady’s cries were too heartbreaking.

Ling Sheng bit her lips as tears rolled down her cheeks. She raised her sleeve and wiped her tears forcefully. While sniffing her nose, she said in a hoarse voice. “Sorry, I lost control.”

As soon as she finished speaking, she lowered her eyes slightly but could not help but start sobbing again.

The whole film crew was upset as they watched the lady cry after saying a few words.

Every single one of them felt that they had committed an unpardonable sin. They were mean and evil.

How could they treat the young lady that way?

The whole film crew had treated her as coldly and violently as a murderer.

However, now that the truth was out, the lady had no intention of blaming them.

Ling Sheng did not say anything, nor did she accuse them. Instead, she made the crew members’ guilt reach its maximum.

Wen Zhi apologized.

The crew members surrounded her and apologized one after another. They had all wronged her.

“It’s alright.” Ling Sheng’s eyes were as swollen as lightbulbs while she wiped her tears again. “You are all innocent. If you don’t have any evidence in the future, don’t accuse others. Let’s have a pleasant cooperation in the future.”

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Upon seeing the guilty faces of the crew members, she felt satisfied. The effect was good. Crying for so long had been worth it.

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