Love in the Limelight (Astrid and Elio)

Chapter 336

He got up, walked over to Joana and the others‘ tent and said, “Storm’s brewing, guys. Everyone get

up quickly.”

Joana and the others had just fallen asleep and were really not thrilled to get up.

They thought to themselves, the crew was not far away, they should be no problem.

The wind got stronger, it was not at the same level as the previous storm.

The tent was about to be blown over. Odell and Parrish both ran out. No sooner had they left the tent

than it was blown away by the wild wind.

At this time, Joana has not come out yet. Parrish yelled, “Joana, get out here!”

Joana’s tent was about to collapse. After Parrish shouted a few times, he heard Joana say, “I can’t be

on camera without makeup! Mask, who has a mask for me!”

Astrid rolled her eyes hearing this, “Joana, what’s more important, your life or your looks? Come out

quickly!!”

Joana replied. “Then keep the camera off me, I don’t want to be caught looking bare–faced.” Her tent

was about to flip over, but she didn’t feel the slightest danger. Just then, a gust of wind blew and

Joana’s tent was blown away.

Parrish quickly rushed over to catch the tent, and the crew came over to help control the upturned tent.

Joana crawled out of the tent and yelled, “What kind of crappy show is this? Don’t you care about the

guests‘ safety?”

“Other survival shows are just for show, they don’t film at night, and the guests can get a good sleep.

You guys, on the other hand, seem to want us in danger!” Covering her face, Joana was afraid of being

caught on camera without makeup.

Maddox was immediately annoyed by her words, “Joana, you were the one who didn’t listen to our

advice. When you were setting up the tent, Naylor warned you to be careful. Astrid reminded you too,

and Parrish called you out but you didn’t come out. If you had listened to us, would the tent have

flipped?” Property © of NôvelDrama.Org.

Joana looked at Astrid’s nonchalant face and was immediately angry, “Director, Astrid sneaked a phone

in!”

Astrid responded, “I didn’t. Joana, can you stop making things up?”

Joana shot back, “How did you know the temperature would drop? How did you know there would be a

blizzard? You must’ve checked the weather forecast sneakily!” Astrid asked, “Do you know what a

blizzard is?”

Joana was a bit dumbfounded by Astrid’s sudden question.

Astrid explained, “A blizzard is a heavy snowstorm with temperatures below minus five degrees

Celsius. Before a blizzard, you can observe changes in temperature, wind strength, etc., you don’t

need a phone.”

“Did you watch the last season? Do you know what you need to do to survive in the wild?”

“Oh, sorry, how could a woman who wears high–heels to a survival show possibly be prepared in

advance.”

“Joana, I don’t care how you behave normally. But we’re on the same show now, we’re a team, and I

hope you don’t affect the whole team with your own stupid behavior.”