Love After Divorce

“Oops, I forgot to get the props. Helena, can you go find the staff for me and ask him to get a green umbrella?”
Jane exclaimed and looked to Violet.
Violet hesitated slightly, “Miss Jane, I think it’s going to rain soon. And you’ve just taken a lot of photos. So why don’t we go
back?”
The further they went in, the more she felt that this woods was damp and eerie, and she was on tenterhooks.
“Helena, I’m a perfectionist. To get the overall championship, I have to show my best side today, no matter what. If you don’t
want to help me, I’ll go back and get it myself.”
Jane had a determined look on her face.
Violet was silent and nodded her head.
“Then, you two wait here for a while. Don’t go further into the woods.”
She was not unwilling, but just afraid that they were in danger.
Since Jane insisted on it, she, as a makeup artist, could only compromise.
“Okay, Helena, thank you so much. We won’t leave. We’ll wait for you here. Please come back as soon as possible.”
Jane smiled brightly and watched Violet’s distant back with a twinkle in her eyes.
She tucked her hair around her ears and looked at the cameraman, “Are you tired, right? Let’s take a break and wait for Helena.”
“Okay.”
The cameraman nodded and leaned against a tree to check the photos and videos he had just taken.
“Do you have compass?”
Jane came over and asked in a delicate voice.
“Yes.”
“That’s good.”

Jane smiled.
She had taken them a long way around.
Without compass, it was sure Violet could not get out of this woods.
A few moments later, it suddenly rained.
“Yeah, it rains. I’d better not shoot today. Let’s hurry out and meet up with them.”
Jane covered her head with her hands and took the opportunity to speak.
“Okay. Maybe Helena doesn’t go far. We should be able to catch her up now. So she doesn’t have to turn back.”
The cameraman gathered his tools and took out his compass.
Jane’s eyes flashed, did not make a sound, followed the compass instructions to go forward.
Ahead.
Violet held her makeup bag above her head and ran forward at a fast pace.
It was raining, and she had to get out quickly.
But there were trees ahead of her, and she ran for a long time without seeing the end of the road.
The rain was coming down harder and harder, soaking her clothes.
Violet ran out of breath and leaned against a tree to rest for a moment.
Her face was indistinguishable from rain or sweat. As she looked ahead, she got scared.
Oh no! She was lost!
What to do?
“Squeak!”
A sound of movement startled Violet.

She looked ahead and saw a squirrel-like creature hanging upside down from a tree.
It was looking at her intently.
Violet paled by that, swallowed and ran forward without thinking.
As she ran, she shouted, “Is anyone there? Is anyone there?”
What a scary place! She didn’t want to stay here!
Outside.
Jane and the cameraman had already came out of the woods.
The rest of the group had long boarded the cruise ship and were waiting for them.
“Jane, where have you been? How come it’s just the two of you? Where’s Helena? She’s the only one left.”
The person in charge was anxious and looked behind them, but didn’t see Violet.
There was no signal on the small island, so they couldn’t reach her.
It made him perturbed.