Culture Conquers Foreign Worlds

　　 Evening breeze is breezy, and only the mansion is lit on the vast manor. From the second-floor balcony of the mansion, you can look out over the brightly lit city of El Roy in the distance. Diana didn't change her noble blue dress. She was standing on the balcony with her white jacket on her fragrant shoulders, not knowing what she was thinking. Harvey saw her graceful back through the floor-to-ceiling glass window, opened the window door and came to her. The balcony of the mansion is very spacious and there are a few tables. If it is the afternoon, I will definitely spend tea time here. It is a good enjoyment.

　　 Harvey looked towards the place Diana looked at and asked casually, "What are you looking at?"

Diana’s jade hand in crystal stockings is placed on the marble handrail, her clear eyes are still looking far away: “I look at here to feel that El Roy is so small, but there is a lot of me inside. Go to places I haven't been."

　　 "It sounds like this sentence has other meanings."

　　 Diana turned her head and looked at Harvey with a jade hand on her hips indifferently: "It's nothing, how is your discussion with your father going? I thought you would talk longer."

　　 Harvey smiled and explained casually: "Ah, it takes a long time to fully explain, so I don't have to be in a hurry now, tomorrow William will come to our side to confirm the cooperation, do you want to go back to the college?"

　　 "Of course, my identity is still a student."

　　 Harvey remembered what, looking at Diana's handsome face and expressing his thoughts: "You can't learn anything in that place, don't you think about finding something else to do?"

　　 Diana lifted her hair in her ears, her face appeared helpless: "College life is indeed not interesting, boring but reassuring, at least there is no need to think about messy things before graduation."

　　 Harvey was dumb for a while: "You mean marrying me?"

"Not at all."

　　 "Well~ what is that?"

　　 "Harvey, if I marry you, I won't have to think about these things."

　　 Harvey touched his chin for a while: "That means he doesn't want to marry me."

　　 Of course, Diana nodded and said lightly: "I don't deny this."

　　 Harvey had mixed feelings and smiled bitterly: "You haven't forgotten what I said last time, it sounds frustrating for me."

Diana looked in the direction of Elroy and chuckled: "With your current status and status, you will definitely find a more suitable candidate. Even if it becomes the same as before, no one will criticize the life style of a novelist. Question." After speaking, he glanced horizontally, her tone was not particularly emotional, she didn't feel bad for Harvey, but she always thought that the two were more suitable to be friends.

　　 It would be better to say that Harvey was the first man to make her feel this way. From birth to now, let alone friends, no man can make her have any special thoughts.

"Haha, but I don’t plan to cancel the engagement. Now Mr. Dunn certainly has no idea of ​​canceling our engagement. Um~ If you want to get rid of your current situation, I can provide you with some help, even Cromway. The Er family disagrees, you can make your own decisions and decide what life you should live." Harvey first joked, then his face turned serious.

　　 "Help?"

　　 Diana turned her head to look up and down Harvey, the preface of what he said was not a follow-up.

　　 Harvey said frankly: "This is what I just discussed with your father. You can understand that I want to plan and perform a play, and then need funding from the Cromwell Chamber of Commerce. It just so happens that I still lack actors for this play."

　　 Diana's slender sword eyebrows frowned: "Do you want me to perform a play?"

　　 The social status of drama actors in the current era is not low, but Diana's own concept is biased towards conservative, and she doesn't like the feeling of being watched by the audience.

"This time the Cromwell Chamber of Commerce can obtain 5% of the share income from the cooperation with us. The price is a rough estimate of at least one million barent pounds. If you are willing to agree to join, I can promise you 100% Three-thirds of the share income." Harvey looked at her blue eyes solemnly, his expression didn't seem to be joking.

　　 It won’t be long before Jared’s theater will become a shareholding model, with Harvey and Jared each accounting for 30%. Although Harvey originally did not have the property rights of the theater, he was considered a technical shareholding. "The Count of Monte Cristo" will only be shown in this theater after the filming, and Harvey and Jared also plan to use other theaters. Shares attract more investment.

　　 Harvey is very clear that if you eat a cake alone, "Count of Monte Cristo" is bound to cause a sensation, but it will take a long time to develop afterwards. Why not divide the cake out, attract more investment, and make the cake bigger, so that even the one-third of the cake is ten or even a hundred times larger than the one eaten alone.

　　 The movie market is so big that Harvey is not able to eat it alone.

　　 Diana frowned deeper: "Oh? I didn't know I was worth the price~www.readwn.com~ The data Harvey casually said was more like a joke.

"It's very worthwhile for me. You should have read the novel "The Count of Monte Cristo". Don't you think the character of Haidée is very similar to you? No matter that arrogant or straightforward character, if your character is softer and more enthusiastic It's perfect. The Cromwell Chamber of Commerce is willing to help me solve the biggest problem I currently encounter. If you are willing to promise me to become Haidée's role, you can solve the second problem I face." Harvey One He put his hand on the guardrail to support his chin, and said his thoughts and plans calmly.

　　 Diana still hesitated: "I have never really loved anyone, including my father, and I am not interested in drama."

　　 She likes "The Count of Monte Cristo" very much, and she has read the novel no less than five times. Because of this, she knows the role of Haidé very well, and she thinks she can't do the kind of performance that Haidée is full of enthusiasm and love for the Count of Monte Cristo.

　　 Harvey shrugged: "You only need to play that role. I don't think this is a difficult task for you. You can also choose to try it before making a decision."

Harvey decided to complete the filming of "The Earl of Monte Cristo" by self-direction and acting. It is not easy to find a suitable actor in a world without film foundation. Even if Diana has no acting foundation, her temperament is naturally suitable for the role of Haidée. It is enough to meet the passing line required by Harvey.

Persuading Diana to play Haidée, then Harvey can pull out her maid Shirley to play Mercedes. Christie, who was originally scheduled to play Haidée, will play Mercedes as a girl, and Harvey will play the Earl of Monte Cristo. In this way, the starring roles of the "Count of Monte Cristo" are basically ready.