But regarding Mason Nightshade's matters, she wouldn't ask too much.

Aurelia Shaw changed into a new outfit, put on sunglasses and a hat, and drove out.

At a high-end beverage shop.

Aurelia Shaw was led into a private room by a waiter, who glanced at her more than once when leaving, wondering if she was some big celebrity. Even with her wrapped up appearance, she exuded such a great aura—it really made people envious. However, since celebrities often visited the shop, the waiter wasn't too curious.

"These are the character costume fittings for others, take a look." Sawyer pushed the laptop towards Aurelia Shaw.

Aurelia Shaw swiped multiple times, browsing through the photos on it.

The fitting photos were even better than she had anticipated.

She had once seen the broadcast effect of the previous life "World," the next big hit after "Dawnsong." Unlike "Dawnsong," "World" was adapted from a novel, and adapting novels is more difficult than shooting a script. To retain the original readers of the novel, it's crucial to perfectly recreate the characters from the book.

Turning virtual characters into real people is a very challenging task.

"World" achieved this almost perfectly, and she wanted to break that myth and create her own legend.

"Now, we just need your fitting photo. If you want, we can start the publicity now; we can release some of the fitting photos first, while keeping the lead and important roles confidential for the time being," Sawyer said.

Aurelia Shaw looked up at Sawyer, "I can have my fitting photo taken anytime. You go ahead and arrange other things; once I'm finished here, I'll head over."

Seeing her gaze still upon him after speaking, Sawyer touched his face, "Is there… is there something on my face?"

Aurelia Shaw chuckled, "Nothing much."

Maybe he hadn't realized how he'd changed; before, he wouldn't have thought about these publicity things, living more like a hermit indifferent to fame and fortune.

"I'm going to the restroom."

Watching Aurelia Shaw leave, Sawyer's gaze was resolute. He used to focus solely on filming, disdainful of doing publicity, but now he understood that publicity wasn't something shameful; on the contrary, letting a great work reach more people is as important as creating a good piece.

Previously, he was too dull-witted to realize this until now.

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At the sink.

Aurelia Shaw glanced sideways at the woman beside her applying makeup, turned off the tap, and shook her hands. The woman's shriek echoed as expected: "Are you blind? Where are you splashing the water? Do you know how much this outfit costs?"

Aurelia Shaw raised an eyebrow at her for a moment, "How about I pay for it?"

The woman immediately became agitated. With Aurelia Shaw wearing a hat and mask, she hadn't recognized who she was. Looking at Aurelia Shaw's ordinary attire, the woman derisively said, "Can you afford it? Don't think just because you look decent, you can hook up with some rich guy, come here for a meal and actually become rich. Look in the mirror, see yourself."

"Isn't the mirror right beside? I just looked, saw you looking as well, didn't notice how much you weigh?" Aurelia Shaw said with a light laugh.

"You…!" the woman angrily raised her hand, striking towards Aurelia Shaw's face.

Aurelia Shaw grasped her wrist, raising her free hand, landing a "smack" across her face, "This slap is to teach you to speak with some manners."

"You… you dare to hit me?" The woman stared at Aurelia Shaw, unbelievably and furiously, "Just you wait!"

She spat out a harsh sentence, stormed out, slamming the door behind her.

Aurelia Shaw lightly curled her lips, looked down at her fingers smeared with greasy foundation, and unhurriedly washed her hands again.