super actress

"Hi, Dad."

On the weekend, Rhea gave an overseas call. This closed boarding school usually confiscates the students' mobile devices, but the strict management will be relaxed on weekends, so Rhea will call her family every week. Telephone.

Ben Parker had a week off at work, so he was finally able to get Rhea's call first.

"I'm going to be in a play at Rodin's girls' school in Brighton, yes, I'm finally in their school troupe, and that lady Teresa Thick I told you about likes me." Ray over the phone Ya could still hear May Parker's voice, her mother asking something, and Ben and May had a small argument.

"Ask Rhea how her week is going, whether she's been to London..."

The man took the microphone away and argued with his wife: "Hey, let me talk to Rhea first, and I will give you the microphone later, she knows how to live, don't worry about it so much."

"Book!"

"This is your rule. Whoever receives our daughter's call first speaks first."

Mei grumbled reluctantly not far away: "Okay."

Hearing the familiar voice from her parents, Rhea's mood improved a lot, "I guess you are doing well without me."

"Damn it, I can't see your shining blond hair, why do I feel that the house is a lot darker." Ben Parker made a rare joke, conveying his inability to express his thoughts with humor, "Ha, I just Knowing that you can conquer them, even in England, you shine, I think you will play Juliet again."

Rhea didn't bring up the bad stuff with her parents, but she picked out the interesting bits, like the rare equestrian lessons in American schools, and interviews with Rodin Girls' school troupe.

So her parents knew she was auditioned for the role of Juliet.

"No, it's not the heroine this time." If she hadn't won a role in the end, Rhea wouldn't have mentioned it to her family again. , I will be Romeo this time."

When Teresa Thicke announced the role list, the school troupe had a lot of doubts, but in the end Rhea's performance in front of everyone suppressed most of the doubts.

Her ability is indeed not limited to playing gentle and beautiful female characters, and the dazzling and charming masculine role Rhea can also be taken. Rhea can't boast that she can play better than men.

People still have to be attractive, but she can still overwhelm those androgynous girls of the same gender.

As for the questioning of the actor who played the heroine, it has nothing to do with Rhea.

She doesn't like to fuss, but she's not that generous either.

"What's going on?" May Parker took over the phone after Ben and Rhea had chatted, her mother more attentive and perceptive. "Why did you audition for Juliet and play Romeo?"

"It's nothing, I just want to challenge myself, and it's good to try a male role." Unexpectedly, May noticed something was wrong, and Rhea regretted bringing it up, "I played the heroine many times at Queens High School in New York. .”

"Riya, what happened, can you tell me?" Mei didn't buy her daughter's account. She knew Rhea too well, and her daughter never complained to her family about grievances. Ding is a good school, we are very happy that you can exchange there, and we are very proud of you."

"But this doesn't mean that bad things won't happen in a good school. Maybe me and Ben can't help you, but at least we can be your trash can. If you feel sad, just throw it to us, so you will Much better, really."

When a mother cares for her daughter, she will become omnipotent, let alone be a careful and clever detective. Rhea sighed, and Mei could know whether Rhea was helpless or sad.

Rhea knew that she could no longer pretend that nothing had happened, May would not believe it, so she had to take it briefly, "It is not easy for American girls to study in British girls' schools, I am so different from them place."

"But I know that one thing is the same, that is, all the students who study here are excellent students." Rhea is talking to her parents, and she is also promising herself: "And I will let them know that I am the one." the best, then no one will care about any other differences."

There was a brief silence on the other end, and then Rhea heard her father's voice: "You were the best, you are, and always will be."

"Don't be too strict with yourself, okay?" Mei took the phone again, "Call us if you're in trouble, listen, if you really can't take it, then come home and go to his private girls' school, Even better, it's British!"

Rhea was able to hear her father and mother talking before she hung up, and Ben told May not to swear at the child

, this is indeed a bit indecent, but it feels great!

It's kind of funny to say that even though Rhea knew she was targeting a teenage girl, Rhea still felt uncomfortable when she had to step back and play the unflattering and difficult leading man.

If it is not really a pair of androgynous face and figure, it is still weird for a woman to play a man. That kind of femininity and characteristics are difficult to be completely erased, and if one is not done well, it will be messed up. Like a sissy, or even weirder for masculinity.

As a result, the roles played are neither liked by men nor by women, and it is thankless. Few girls are willing to play this kind of reverse role, especially beautiful girls, of course they all want to play more tricky heroines.

So even though there are many leading roles, the number of girls competing for this role in Rodin Girls' School is actually very small, almost always being played by the tall girl who used to play the leading role. Nervous about her studies, she gave up the club, and Rhea took over the burden.

Although she can't do it for long, this has given Teresa Thicke enough time to find the next "male lead".

Since she wants to play, Rhea will not make excuses for herself.

Even though her features are feminine and delicate, and her well-developed figure does not hide her gender characteristics as easily as a thin girl, Rhea must perform the kind of charm that can blur her own natural gender.

Now she is going to play Romeo, but fortunately she is playing Romeo. The two protagonists of "Romeo and Juliet" are very young girls themselves. Juliet is only 14 years old and Romeo is 16 years old. Makes sense.

What kind of boy is Romeo? First of all, his appearance must be extremely handsome and charming, otherwise he would not attract Juliet from the family of the enemy. Then he is enthusiastic and straightforward, and dares to pursue the woman he loves, even though he knows this love will not The blessing of his family also proves that he lacks scheming and calmness.

But this is also very normal. After all, he is just a gentle and kind boy. It is impossible to do everything perfectly. Immaturity is also a kind of charm of a boy.

Rhea has also come into contact with such a beautiful boy in reality, but the people she knows are quite different from the beautiful male image of Romeo in classic literature.

The gentle and shy one lacks the bravery, and the bold and direct one lacks a bit of introversion. Rhea can imitate it for the time being.

André Witte came to conquer Teresa Thicke, but Romeo was still different.

Even though Romeo is also of noble birth, he knows how to respect while being proud, and the noble temperament that has been accumulated for generations in European big families is also different from the descendants of the American upper elite who have risen in modern times like Andry.

Staying in that noble school full of elegant women, Rhea couldn't learn anything useful, and she still had to find a real boy.

You couldn't find it at a girls' school, so Rhea simply went to a boys' school on weekends.

In the UK, Eton College, which is as famous or even more famous as Brighton Rodin Girls’ School, only accepts boys aged 13 to 18, is also recognized as the most famous aristocratic school in the UK, and even royal princes will study in this school , enough to prove the status of this ancient school.

This kind of school management will only be stricter than Rodin Girls' School, and it is impossible to open to the outside world, so Rhea doesn't think she can go in and visit. She just comes here to find some feelings and relax by the way. If she can observe one or two students Just better.

Eton College is located in the town of Windsor on the banks of the Thames. The closer it is to the school, the fewer people there are. It is similar to the suburb of Rodin Girls' School. It is quiet and beautiful, and it is a very suitable environment for learning.

Because it was the weekend, Rhea could see some teenagers in uniform around the school. They all looked very young, but they were not the same as the boys Rhea saw in American schools.

Even a boy with a strong physique, the academic uniform and school pants will become more refined and refined. I don’t know if it is because of the high-end private school uniform that symbolizes status and power. Rhea does feel a little faint Nobility.

She quickly chose a few suitable subjects and secretly imitated them. The walking postures of those real teenagers, the postures and movements of chatting with their companions, and the expressions of talking. If she didn't dare to get too close, Rhea still wanted Listen to their tone of voice.

When she focused on the Eton boys, someone else noticed her too.

"Please excuse our interruption." When she lingered in a place for a long time, three boys came over curiously. Rhea couldn't tell which one said it, but saw them pushing each other.

Finally, the one in the middle was pushed out, "Um... I saw you walking around here just now, did you lose something? We can help you find it."

In fact, she was practicing how to walk with them, Rhea suddenly became embarrassed, she still

Thinking that no one was paying attention to this corner, the group was relieved that they didn't laugh at Rhea for her weird posture.

"I didn't lose anything, I just—"

Before Rhea could finish speaking, a fast male voice interjected: "She is a student of Brighton Rodin Girls' School, she is not a female tourist who can be easily hooked by you, she keeps seeing that you are just Watching and imitating you."

Now it wasn't just Rhea who was embarrassed, the three boys in Eton school uniforms were all embarrassed, they made excuses and left after a few polite words.

But the boy who exposed Rhea's truth did not leave, but stayed with interest.

He didn't wear a school uniform, and he didn't seem to be a student of Eton College, but Rhea could faintly feel a familiar aura from him, that kind of carelessness with slightly raised eyebrows, and the taste of scrutiny when he glanced over coldly...

This boy in a shirt and trousers is tall, a head taller than Rhea, with curly black hair, and an unspeakable sharpness in his dark brown eyes, which is in line with the peacefulness of this small town. The painting style is very out of place.

"How do you know I'm a student of Rodin?" Rhea was curious about him, so she asked one more question. She changed into her own clothes specially when she went out on weekends, and the other party answered quickly.

"You're wearing your school shirt under your knit jacket."

While speaking, the boy twitched the corners of his mouth, as if he despised the question Rhea raised.

But she obviously buttoned up her coat, Rhea still wanted to ask, but seeing the other person's expression, she consciously closed her mouth and planned to change to another place.

"I suggest you open your hips a little more when imitating their walk, otherwise it will still look feminine." This sentence made Rhea stop walking, and she turned back.

The black-haired boy squinted his eyes and looked at her again, "It's okay, your frame is small, your crotch is high and narrow, which is more masculine, but your shoulders are also narrow, you'd better wear shoulder pads. "

His amazing powers of observation and analysis are astonishing.

After looking at this weird boy for a while, Rhea smiled at him with mixed emotions of wonder, and adjusted her accent and tone by imitating the three Eton boys from memory, "Please allow me to be a Introduce myself, my name is Rhea, and I am an exchange student from the United States. Next month, I will perform Romeo in the school theater troupe of Rodin Girls' School, would you like to take some time to give me some advice?"

For this kind of genius far beyond ordinary people, Rhea

She is always very tolerant, because she is not herself, so in front of those truly talented people, Rhea is willing to lower her stance, and then learn, even if she can't understand those talents, she can learn something else matter.

"Ha, from the United States, I know, New Yorker?" The other party asked back without surprise, and raised his eyebrows reservedly after seeing Rhea nod, "I have to say that it's quite natural for you to lower your voice, But the accent — still needs work."

He didn't mean to introduce himself at all, and Rhea didn't mind either.

"May I know what's wrong?"

Now the young man finally gave her a slightly surprised look, as if he was surprised by her good temper, probably because not many people could stand his superior critical attitude.

But Rhea has been through it a few times in America, and now faces a younger, milder British version of Andre Witter, and she's doing well.

"I could indeed take a moment to help you improve your poor pronunciation and stiff movements," he commented extremely critically, "but since we have nothing to do with each other, I don't think I'm obligated to— "

Hearing the voice of the other party slowing down, Rhea understood what he meant: "I can pay you, calculated on time!"

"I'm not short of money." The young man took the words quickly, as if he was satisfied with her understanding, he finally expressed his purpose, "But you can pay me other rewards."

Rhea became vigilant, and she wanted to ask the specific meaning of this reward: "What is it like?"

"Since you want to play a boy, a noble boy like Romeo, and you want to play him well." He looked back at Rhea's fear with disdain, "Then what could be better than walking into that school and not letting anyone know?" Anyone find out that you're more effective as a woman?"

He took a step back and exposed the Eton College not far from them to Rhea.

"You must be joking with me, it's impossible!"

The teenager's dark eyes lit up, he was excited to find something interesting, "Come on, nothing is impossible!"

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