Chapter 910 (1/2)

However, Jun porcelain turned quickly.

At this time, the young man's eyes are full of indifference. The crew can hear the sound of the needle falling to the ground.

Someone quietly took out the phone.

Mu Baijun changed her clothes and came out. Seeing the tense atmosphere at the scene, she felt bad. She didn't want to have a dispute with these foreigners because of her Jun porcelain. She pinched the corner of her clothes and Mu Baijun came slowly.

”Mr. Mervyn Grantham, I remember that in the contract signed by Blumen, we asked you to make the costumes for the crew yourself, instead of bringing two students to do the internship. You didn't seem to take the task of our crew into consideration. Of course, we agree that your students have the same extraordinary talent as you, and that the clothes you make really meet the requirements. However, it is also necessary to have at least professionalism. The company asked you to modify the costumes that belong to her when she changed her actors a month ago. Why not? Even to blame the actors for not having professional ethics to lose weight and force this dress down? Mr. Mervyn, is that how your students learn from you? ”

It is not light or heavy, but it is very appropriate to focus all the contradictions in the past.

Boris pressed his forehead.

He knew it!

The point is that what the emperor said was too lethal.

It is indeed Merman who signed the contract with Blumen. However, he brought two students to practice. For the sake of all the clothes designed by him, Blumen didn't care about it. However, now his students have killed themselves and offended the Emperor

Boris has never seen anything so difficult to do.

If the emperor is really elected by them, then today they can have no scruple to favor the students of Mervyn.

However, Jun porcelain is not!

She has absolute control over the crew, which was agreed in advance.

As soon as Mo Wen arrived, he was directly accused by Junci. Although he was determined to protect his students, he was not professional enough, which was more serious than the incident itself.