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Josie broke up with Chris once because she thought he was boring.

This came shortly after they officially announced their relationship.

It's also the sweetest, most immersive moment for Chris.

She told him: "Chris, I don't think we should be together."

everything is over.

He tried to imitate Tom Hanks in "Sleepless in Seattle", getting up every morning and breathing, slowly getting used to it.

This is Hollywood style love.The sparks are radiant when they meet, and the passion is surging when they fall in love, but these passions without substance are like fireworks, which burn out quickly, and then people separate and rush to the next goal again.

It was as if we had never met each other.

After being broken up, Chris watched as Josie dated Paul Walker for a while - sure enough, he knew Walker was plotting against her - and that damn Henry Cavill was always haunting her .

But she doesn't seem to have any intention of settling down with anyone, which makes the few Chris who have won the title of genuine boyfriend feel a subtle sense of satisfaction.

To be honest, Chris has rehearsed countless times in his head re-meeting Josie, and the passing at the NBC production building was one of them.

But in his vision, the two of them should not stay or talk, or quickly rekindle their love after looking at each other-well, he always thought so when they first broke up-not like now, she He stopped in front of him, and said actively and calmly, "Hi."

Hi?

How could she just say "Hi" to him like that!

Hollywood is not big.

Only when a person is really determined not to see each other, can they really not meet in Hollywood for three years.

Obviously that person would only be Josie, after all, Chris' skyrocketing fame in recent years is not enough to provide him with privileges in every corner of Hollywood.

On one hand, she was like the most qualified ex, who did not appear in front of his eyes; but on the other hand, she was the most annoying ex, not only infinitely raised his expectations for romantic relationships, but the familiar His face is also always on the city's billboards, TV magazines and acting class material.

Some of the men and women who approached him would also ask "Hey, you're Josie Horton's ex-boyfriend", or "Tell me, how was it like being with the most famous woman in the world", or "You guys Why did you break up" and other annoying questions.

Even Scott attended NYU, her alma mater.

He couldn't escape her wherever he went, but he never saw her in person.

Until now.

Chris felt a little sour for no reason, and he still had a much more mature handsome face on the surface, and replied lightly: "Hi."

"Do you want to talk sometimes?" Josie said, "I heard that you rejected Marvel, about the "Captain America" ​​project."

Chris didn't answer right away.

After being cast as Human Torch in Fantastic Four, his career took a real hit, and he was finally seen as a movie star rather than a teenage icon, and his name began appearing in many of the "most popular" characters. Sexy Body" and "Hottest Men".

This summer alone, Chris has three films in theaters: Havoc from the Sun, Fantastic Four 2, and The Nanny Diaries, but he's so tired of playing the same superhero roles that he can't even find himself in the first place. The kind of ambition you had when you entered the circle.

Once, Chris suddenly found himself sitting somewhere on the set for no reason and lost his mind. He didn't know what he was doing here, and he always felt that he was just playing a piece of shit.

Shortly after that, Chris' therapist diagnosed him with an anxiety disorder.

For Hollywood stars, this is really normal and common, because they are the most beautiful group of people in the world, but also the most insecure group of people.

However, Chris began to doubt whether he was really suitable to be an actor because of this.

Just look at his famous ex-girlfriend --

She always knows what she is doing and what she wants. Even "Titanic" which brought Fox to the brink of bankruptcy and "Fight Club" which was collectively boycotted by film critics, and even faced with the suppression of a behemoth like News Corp. She wavered.

Although I don't really want to admit it, this is the real superstar demeanor.

Chris couldn't help looking at Josie in front of him.

First he couldn't help looking at her face, then at her beautiful eyes and soft lips as always, and finally he managed to stay on her lovely nose.

"I'm going to record now," Chris said.

He felt that his right hipbone, which hadn't been sick for a long time, was starting to ache again, but what the hell, how long has that tattoo been on!

Josie didn't notice Chris's discomfort, she just nodded to him, acquiescing that Chris had agreed, "I'll wait for you in my lounge after the recording is over."

From her expression, there was no embarrassment at all, as if it was not a big deal to talk to her long-lost ex-boyfriend in private, and she expected the other party's slightly resistant attitude, anyway, it would not affect their next talk Content.

Oh, I'm afraid that's what Josie thought.

Chris thought a little angrily.

The matter was settled halfway and halfway, and he immediately wanted to leave this place as quickly as possible, but before he could turn around, an extremely obtrusive guy appeared out of nowhere.

This tall and handsome young man with blond hair couldn't see the other people in the corridor at all. He came straight to Josie, with a bright smile, wearing a suit and leather shoes, and looking like a perfect kid from a rich family.

——It is more complete than Chris, a Hollywood star who is about to record a show.

He said, "Hi, Josie. Do you remember me, we met at the Fifth Avenue party and Dina introduced me to you."

The young man immediately reported his family name. Chris had never heard of it, but judging from Josie's reaction, it seemed that it was a well-known surname in New York's high society. This is proved.

Only then did Josie remember, put on a polite smile, and said, "Hi, Emand, I remember you, but I have something to do now."

The young man's beautiful blue eyes clearly showed regret and disappointment, but he still didn't give his eyes to others, and only said to Josie: "Call me Amy, can you give me a contact information?" ? I want to invite you to my birthday party."

Of course he knew that the little boy next to him was one of the ex-boyfriends of the big star in front of him, but so what.

Although there is an age gap with Josie, this young man thinks that he is of the same class as her, and his appearance is no worse than anyone else, and he is well versed in the rules of the game in the upper class, so he is obviously more suitable to be her companion.

At this time, Chris, who had been ignored for a long time, was impatient, and stood there with his arms folded, staring at them.

Qiao Qian politely refused: "You can contact my assistant, I don't know if there is any schedule for that day."

After finishing speaking, Ella, who had been silent all the time, also handed over a business card with only contact information printed on it in due course.

The young man felt a little displeased, but still managed to restrain himself.

He still wanted to say something to Josie, but Josie had already turned to Chris and reminded, "Let's go, isn't the show going to be recorded soon?"

Chris didn't speak, but turned his head and glanced at the blond young man.

The other party narrowed his eyes at an angle that Josie couldn't see, and showed Chris a look of disgust unscrupulously.

Chris hooked the corners of his mouth before answering "yes", and deliberately walked side by side with Josie in an intimate gesture that broke through the social distance, like a victor, dignifiedly out of the young man's sight.

Chris could hardly remember what was being recorded on the show that day. His more profound memory was that he stood at the door of the lounge with the name "Josie Horton" and looked around in a daze. When I clicked the nameplate, a long-lost pain surged from the depths of my heart, and the anxiety that followed.

He's often felt uneasy since the meteoric rise of Fantastic Four, but this time it's different.

The source of those uneasiness is the confusion and fear of the future, and after opening this door, he knows very well that the person behind the door can bring him the strength to resist the former, but the price will probably be that he can't help but indulge in her again. In the trap of tenderness.

But after hesitating at the door for a moment, Chris stepped forward and knocked on the door.

In just one breath, Ella Hope, who was very familiar with him, opened the door, first gestured to him to silence, then turned sideways to let him in, and reminded softly: "Her headache is coming again. Guilty."

Chris nodded and eased his steps.

He knew that Josie had always had symptoms of nervous headaches. CT and MRI had not found any major problems, and the frequency of attacks was not high. Usually, they only appeared after she worked intensively and frequently stayed up late. Recently, it happened to be The promotional period for her new movie "Taken."

in the lounge.

Josie was standing by the window alone, turning on her mobile phone to talk to Susan Levine hands-free.

Noticing the voice behind her, she ended the call in twos and twos, turned around and asked, "Water or coffee?"

"I don't need it." Chris paused, then added, "I'm here to hear what you have to say."

After hearing this, Ella left immediately and quietly closed the door of the lounge.

Josie rubbed her temples, and said softly, "You should know that "Iron Man" and "Black Widow" have proved the ability of Marvel movies to flatter people."

What she cares about is why he rejected Marvel's invitation.

The evening red glow came in from the window behind her, making her face a little warmer, just like her voice at the moment.

Chris looked at Josie, still sullen, and said, "I already have "Fantastic Four", and I don't want to be a big doll in the movie that only takes off clothes."

"Fox isn't planning on Fantastic Four 3 anymore." Josie said bluntly, "You're about to lose your job, understand, Boy?"

Chris trusted Josie's sources, but said anyway: "I don't think losing the role is tantamount to losing your job."

Josie shook her head helplessly, walked to the small bar in the lounge, poured herself a small glass of whiskey, and added a lot of ice cubes to it.

She took a sip of whiskey and continued, "Based on the movies you've made in the past three years with an average MTC score of less than 50, you may not have a clear understanding of your career."

Chris pursed his lips, not really wanting to talk.

He admitted that she was right, because after leaving her, he seems to have been wandering in popcorn movies and bad movies, but this does not mean that he can accept being mentioned in this way, especially if it is her .

This obviously made Chris feel unspeakably frustrated and sad, but he hid it exceptionally well and didn't leak it from his eyes or expression.