187 The Girl Shoots a Commercial for the First Time (1/2)

Days passed, and the day of VitaQua's commercial shooting had finally arrived.

It was spring, and the weather was good. The sun was out and it was neither too cold nor too hot. It was a perfect day to do some outdoor shooting.

When Yeo Ri arrived at the location, the crew was already running around and setting up all the equipments.

”Wow!” Yeo Ri exclaimed.

”Have you ever been to the Han River before, Yeo Ri-ah?” Her road manager, Byun Joo Hyuk, asked. Watching her sparkling eyes as she took in the scenery, he smiled.

Yeo Ri shook her head, ”No, this is my first time. It's so big, like an ocean!”

”Yes,” Byun Joo Hyuk's eyes curved into crescents. Yeo Ri's excitement was contagious, and a sense of giddiness was also surfacing in him.

”We'll have plenty of time to sightsee later; come on, let's go over there,” Manager Byun pulled Yeo Ri to the side, leading her to the tent where a bunch of people were gathered.

”Oh, Yeo Ri! Over here!”

From under the tent, Ryeon Jae Ha waved her hand towards Yeo Ri.

As they arrived near the crowd, Byun Joo Hyuk took the lead and greeted everyone around them politely. Yeo Ri followed suit, displaying her now-ingrained set etiquette.

”Sorry for being late. Seoul's traffic is the worst,” Manager Byun said. That being said, they were actually not late at all; there was still several minutes left before the appointed time. However, compared to the rest who had already gathered there before them, they could be considered as being late.

”No, it's fine. There's still some time before we start,” one of the staffs replied. ”The project manager is not here yet, so everyone's just relaxing.”

”You must be one of the stars for today,” said a man wearing bulky glasses. Yeo Ri did not recognise him, but he seemed like an important person. His sleeves were rolled up and he was holding a black marker pen in one hand. With his other hand, he pushed up his glasses, ”Come over here and take a look at the script. The lines are simple, so I'm sure you'll be able to memorise them in no time.”

Yeo Ri was handed a thin set of papers that were stapled together. It had two pages in total, and after glancing through it, Yeo Ri found that it contained the script for the commercial.

”I'll brief everyone on the storyboard once the last one arrives,” he added.