Chapter 50 - Live Stream (1/2)
The photographer Meng Cai Wei introduced to Meng Fan was called Wu Da. It sounded like Wu ‘big’, but in reality, he was a combination of Wu Song and Lu Da.
Initially, he was an outdoor enthusiast, then became a photography enthusiast. The two hobbies coincidentally merged into his current profession.
He was tall and lean, probably an avid hobbyist of several outdoor activities. A few years ago, when Bear Grylls came to Hua Xia to record an entertainment show, he had been one of the cameramen. He had also attended several national outdoor reality shows, for in his lens, not a single famous guest had been lost, and none of the famous guests could outrun him.
A while ago, he had also hosted an online series about outdoor activities.
Wu Da could probably provide pragmatic and professional answers to all the questions Meng Fan had.
Also, because of Meng Fan’s status as Meng Cai Wei’s sister, regardless of how ignorant and otherworldly Meng Fan’s questions were, he would take the initiative to help out in his best interest with unending enthusiasm and patience.
Wu Da provided very detailed responses, in addition to linking several articles from his phone, mostly consisting of professionally accurate and understandable information, so that Meng Fan could more easily understand.
During his morning class, Meng Fan gained a firm understanding of the details.
At around 11, a well-rested Meng Cai Wei gave Meng Fan a call. After realizing what he was doing, she asked, “Why are you trying to understand this? Outdoor streaming? Also, what the hell was that video of you dancing? I also heard you’re streaming your art online… Meng Fan, are you actually trying to be internet famous?”
It was undeniable that Meng Cai Wei was informed about Meng Fan’s doings; and very well informed at that.
As for how she found out, Meng Fan could guess with his toe that it had been Qin Jiao.
“It’s not that complex. I just think it’s pretty fun.”
Meng Fan couldn’t go into more detail with Meng Cai Wei. The more he explained, the more trouble it would bring.
“Pretty fun? That’s what I thought at first too.”
Meng Can Wei sounded serious. She wasn’t against Meng Fan entering this industry but just reminding him to treat his decision seriously and consider it carefully.
Of course, she was thinking a bit too far ahead.
Meng Fan knew what Meng Cai Wei was trying to get at, but he really couldn’t explain why he was doing what he was doing. All he could do was to say these words, “I know. If I have any thoughts or decisions, I will immediately tell you and ask for your advice.”
“That’s better. You must tell me first!”
Meng Cai Wei sighed in relief, laughing as she spoke, “Seeing as how you’re so well behaved today, your generous sister will give you a welfare cut. A private picture of your idol.”
She hung up and sent him a photo.
After clicking it open, Meng Fan once again almost gagged out blood.
It wasn’t that the photo contained any hint of ‘welfare’, but it was funny. The ‘Shan Jing Bro’ in the photo had almost no more trace of goddess vibes left.
“What’s wrong?”
Zhang Zhou Wei, who had been walking to dinner with Meng Fan, saw the look on his face and asked curiously.
“Oh nothing, my face just involuntarily twitches.”
Meng Fan yawned. Although this private photo was great, it would be awkward to take it out and share it, mostly causing laughter and intense questioning. But Meng Fan also knew this sort of photo couldn’t be spread publicly.
It was like Meng Cai Wei’s posts in her WeChat moments. Meng Fan would never let other people see it nor mention it.
There was no class in the afternoon, so after lunch, Zhang Zhou Wei had compliantly left to go on a date with Wang Ya Nan; except this time was a bit different. They were going to the library to read books.
Wang Ya Nan was a straight-A student, and she had already begun preparing to apply for a master’s degree.