Chapter 1178
Chapter 1178:
“Is it really that big of a deal?” Margo asked, surprised.
Baile Shampoo was an established brand with consistently high-quality products, and its reputation was rock-solid. In fact, it was considered one of the best in its field. They usually only invited top stars—award winners—to represent them, so Margo couldn’t help feeling flattered by the offer.
Still, she couldn’t resist being a little smug.
“This company really has an eye for talent,” she said. “I’m going to be even more famous in the future p>
“Looks like you still haven’t shown off enough,” her agent teased with a grin.
Margo snorted. She glanced at the thick stack of scripts in her hand, pulled out her pen, and drew a smiley face on it. Chuckling, she muttered, “It’s so ugly p>
Because the advertisement required an outdoor shoot as well, Margo went to the hairstylist early the next morning. Watching the crew bustle around, she couldn’t help sighing, impressed that the company truly lived up to its reputation.
After speaking with the director, Margo filmed a photo shoot and a short commercial for the brand.
She had expected strict requirements, but to her surprise, everything went smoothly. The director even encouraged her to relax. After spending the entire morning filming, she wasn’t tired at all.
“That’s a wrap p>
The director waved the script in his hand to signal the end of the morning shoot. Margo let out a relieved sigh and walked over to the monitor to review her performance.
“You did great,” the director said with a kind smile. “We’ll continue this afternoon, so you can rest until then p>
After thanking the staff, Margo stepped outside to take a break.
“You must be tired. Do you want a drink p>
Margo was scrolling through her phone when a glass of juice appeared in front of her. She assumed it was a staff member, but when she looked up and saw a familiar face, she blinked in surprise.
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“What are you doing here?” Margo asked Dunn, smiling.
“I heard the brand’s new spokesperson was shooting here today, so I came to see,” Dunn replied as he sat down.
Margo held the glass and frowned, puzzled.
Noticing her confusion, Dunn blinked and said in a teasingly mysterious tone, “Let me tell you a secret. The chairman of Baile Shampoo Company’s last name is Hopkins p>
“Hopkins?” Margo repeated, frowning—then she caught Dunn’s smile and suddenly understood. “You… it’s you p>
“My father is the chairman of Baile Shampoo Company,” Dunn said, adjusting his glasses. Even as he said it, he didn’t sound smug or eager to show off.
In Margo’s eyes, Dunn had always seemed gentle and refined, with a background that hinted at wealth. It turned out she’d been right. He really was a rich second-generation heir.
“If your family owns Baile Group, why did you become a doctor?” Margo asked, blinking in genuine confusion.