The Trending Topic Herself: The Villainess is the Superstar!-Chapter 127: The Director Owes Maya Monroe a Favor

Chapter 127: Chapter 127: The Director Owes Maya Monroe a Favor

"Let’s depart now, where’s the plane?" Maya Monroe said as she looked around.

The guide’s eyes were very beautiful, especially noticeable when he smiled, "Don’t rush, wait for the other guests. Once everyone is here, we can leave."

Maya instantly deflated, but she quickly remembered another important matter.

She asked the nearby staff member, "Those snacks in front of my tent are for me, right?"

The staff member nodded in confusion.

"Since I’m leaving now, shouldn’t I take those snacks with me?"

Her tone of inquiry was actually filled with unstoppable anticipation.

Being stared at by Maya’s beautiful eyes, she unusually showed a few traces of pleading, like a wild kitten craving food, making the staff member a bit overwhelmed.

But logically, fulfilling Maya’s snack desires was only promised in the show. Once out of the rainforest...

The director’s voice sounded, "Of course you can take them. If you’d like, I can have someone prepare more for you to take."

Yesterday, Maya had helped the crew a great deal. It was thanks to her that they avoided a series of scandalous troubles. In some way, the director owed Maya a favor, so gifting her some snacks she liked wasn’t an issue.

Maya’s eyes lit up.

Even though this show isn’t great, the director here is really generous and easy-going.

Noticing her expression, the director laughed aloud, "Hahaha, same old rule, I’ll give you more once the plane lands."

Maya waited aimlessly at the camp for the group of five, her mood delightful due to the unexpected snacks.

After a while, the group of five finally arrived.

Maya stood with the group again, next to Jamie Miller.

Jamie smiled at her, "Monroe, you arrived quickly."

Maya nodded, "Just average."

At that moment, driven by the desire to swiftly return to camp, no matter how fast she went, she felt a bit slow.

The guide spoke into the microphone, "I’m delighted to gather with everyone again; I always consider it my privilege! Congratulations to our fourth guest, Maya Monroe, for successfully finding the golden key, which means you finally have the chance to go home!"

"The six days and five nights of rainforest survival have finally ended! During this time, everyone’s positive attitude in the face of adversity is commendable. We firmly believe that no matter how challenging the circumstances, a spirit of never giving up is the ultimate tool to overcome everything!"

"Get some good rest after you return and look forward to seeing you all again! The plane is here, please board and prepare to head home!"

Maya dashed fiercely, being the first to board the plane.

It’s finally over... it’s finally over...

Maya settled in her seat, and soon Paul Phillips came by and sat next to her again.

Paul slightly nodded, a form of greeting.

Maya leaned lazily against the seat and nodded.

She casually took out a candy from her pocket, which was given by the crew, supposedly a new product from Little Erniu.

The candy was lemon-flavored; she didn’t look closely, thinking it was orange-flavored.

As soon as she put it in her mouth, she realized something was wrong. The excessive sourness filled her mouth, feeling like drool would overflow.

Jamie saw her and asked worriedly, "Monroe, are you feeling unwell? Is it dizziness and nausea?"

Maya’s brows furrowed together, saved only by her good looks, or she’d look quite fierce.

"I’m fine, this candy, the candy is too sour..."

Maya swallowed, feeling even worse.

It was genuinely real; lemon-flavored candy was so sour that it made one doubt life...

Seeing her discomfort, Jamie hurriedly advised, "Monroe, quickly spit out that candy. If it’s too sour, don’t eat it."

Maya never wasted food. She had experienced hunger more than once and eaten bugs and bark more than once as well.

She waved her hand and then chewed the candy and swallowed it.

Maya felt even her breath was fresh, yet not the peppermint kind of fresh.

Noticing her expression had eased, Jamie felt relieved, "This journey was quite exhausting. Have a good rest when you return; you really worked hard coming back this time, Monroe."

Jamie spoke quite politely, and Maya nodded in response.

To ease the discomfort in her mouth, Maya peeled another candy, this time orange flavored, and made sure to check it several times.

The sweet orange flavor exploded in her mouth, and Maya’s expression became more relaxed. Suddenly, she noticed that Miles Wallace, sitting in front, turned around.

Maya wasn’t tired now, feeling good, "What’s up?"

Miles clutched his phone, silent for a few seconds, then asked slowly, "...Can I add a contact?"

His earlobes turned pink, "I just got Jamie Miller’s contact."

Maya always felt Miles spoke too laboriously, not only was he increasingly inarticulate, the meaning of his words was quite puzzling.

Like now, she couldn’t figure out the point of mentioning Jamie Miller.

Perhaps due to his mixed heritage, Miles had prominent brow bones, paler skin than most, and after moving his lips again, he added, "I added Paul Phillips too."

Anyway, she couldn’t understand him, so Maya didn’t plan to discuss it with him.

She felt fine now, less prone to irritation than before, and quickly typed her phone number into Miles’s phone as she took it.

With a big wave, she handed the phone back to Miles, "Here."

Seemingly surprised by the ease, Miles paused before taking the phone.

"Thank you."

Maya heard him say.

Jessica Young had been waiting for Miles to come ask for a contact, but he never did. She couldn’t help but ask, "Miles, did you forget something?" 𝓯𝙧𝓮𝓮𝒘𝓮𝙗𝙣𝒐𝒗𝒆𝓵.𝓬𝓸𝒎

Miles turned slightly, his blue eyes bemused.

Seeing his expression, Jessica was annoyed and spoke harshly, "You asked so many people for contacts, why didn’t you ask me and Justin Morgan?"

Miles’s actions undoubtedly embarrassed her.

Miles’s gaze cooled a bit, his light golden hair clung to his cheeks, as he spoke gently like compliments, "I don’t like."

Yet his words weren’t polite at all.

Sometimes Miles agreed with Claire Brooks’s words, such as when he couldn’t adapt and refused fake compliance with others.

In some way, he was suited to pursue his music, not so much being a popular idol liked by many.

Jessica was stunned, not expecting Miles to be so blunt, leaving her no face at all.