Dominating Hollywood: Starting with Scarlett

Chapter 59 Punk Fever
  Putting aside the creativity of the Time Card, Tang De turned to ask Avril: "By the way, why did you call me out? Is it just for drinking?"

Avril shrugged and gave Tang De a gentle push: "Why, can't you? Do you need any more reason to drink?"

"Yes, but are you an adult?"

"Of course! I'll be an adult this year."

Tang De smiled silently and agreed with Avril's rebellion.

The two had a few more drinks, during which Avril chatted with him about her recent life, the band's usual work, and the songs on her new album.

"Those Bitchis, I must prove to them that I am the best."

What she was talking about were the girls in her school who gossiped behind their backs. According to Avril, they were the cheerleaders of the school basketball team. A group of girls were very jealous in order to defeat the boys.

So she directly called her Bichi without any attempt to hide it.

But this was in line with her rebellious character and was the same as her song. Tang De didn't find it disgusting and even scolded her together.

After waiting for an hour, the sky gradually darkened, and various warm-colored lights became the main tone of the night.

After the two of them finished drinking, Tang De took a taxi to take Avril back to his neighborhood.

He wanted to leave directly, but looking at her drunken appearance, Tang De was afraid that the girl would fall drunk in the grass halfway, so he helped her walk to her home first.

However, when passing by a path, Avril opened her mouth and looked like she was about to vomit.

Tang De quickly pulled her into the nearby bushes and patted her back to comfort her.

"With your drinking capacity, you should drink less in the future."

Avril shook her head, stood up, looked at Tang De with slightly red cheeks and asked doubtfully: "Haven't you ever been drunk?"

"No." Tang De tilted his head: "I have a good drinker."

"Then... what about..." Avril directly pushed Tang De to the wall, put her face in front of his eyes, and then grabbed hard with her right hand.

Tang De suddenly took a breath of cold air: "Your hands are a bit strong, little girl."

"Do you feel a little tipsy?" Avril relaxed her right hand, as if she were plating walnuts.

"It's quite a bit." Tang De raised the corners of his mouth and looked at her with a smile.

Avril looked at Tang De's lips with blurry eyes, then stood on tiptoes and lifted herself up. The moist breath spread from Tang De's mouth to his heart.

Then she directly unbuttoned her jeans, and then stretched out her white index finger to penetrate Tang De's belt.

Tang De breathed in cold air for the second time, but this time it was comfortable.

"You are playing with fire." He looked at the dimly lit streets around him, and a different kind of excitement came to his heart. This scene was not unfamiliar, and it had even appeared many times in his previous films.

However, when he himself became a part of this PLAY, he still had to lament how stimulating the environment is to people.

"Playing with fire? I don't just want to play with fire, director, I want to play more..." Avril reached out and hugged Tang De's neck, stroking his back. The feeling was gentle and rustling.

"Okay, then I'll make it happen for you!"

But just when Tang De picked up Avril, turned around and pressed her against the wall, a dog barked suddenly from the roadside.

"Woof woof!" It was a teddy, barking happily towards the bushes, as if it had seen its owner.

"Damn it, it's Wanda." Avril cursed in a low voice. Obviously, that was her dog.

Tang De looked back and could vaguely see a white woman in a long skirt pulling the dog leash through the leaves: "Wanda, let's go, let's go outside. Be good, baby, stop barking!" "Is that your mother?"

"You guessed it right."

Tang De and Avril looked at each other, maintaining this awkward posture and not daring to move, for fear of accidentally making a sound.

"Let's go, honey, Avril isn't back yet, so don't call her like that."

Fortunately, Avril's mother took Wanda away not long after. Tang De quickly put Avril down and was about to leave when she caught him: "Is this the end?"

Tang De turned to look at her and found that her eyes were shining in the moonlight.

"I don't care, Tang De." Avril looked like she dared to love and hate.

He was used to seeing bitchy women, but this was the first time Tang De saw such a frank and direct girl.

So he brought his head close to her lips again, and the two of them listened to each other's breathing under the moonlight, and the shadows on the ground gradually twisted together.

But Avril's mother was not the only one passing by on this road. Their movements were eventually interrupted by a child who got into the woods to pick up a Frisbee.

The two had no choice but to give up. Tang De touched Avril's hair and sent her home to the door: "Call me if you miss me."

"I'll call you tonight." Avril nodded immediately and agreed.

"Okay, no problem, but if I don't answer, I must be busy with the company. I will send you a message to tell you." Tang De will not give any absolute promises, and he is not an innocent boy. .

After returning home and washing up, he received a call from Avril. On the phone, she chatted with Tang De all the time, but she didn't pester him all the time.

Avril only chatted for half an hour and was about to hang up the phone. When Tang De asked what she was going to do, she replied: "I want to practice piano, Tang De. I practice guitar for an hour every night. I still have to write songs and help Wanda prepare tomorrow’s breakfast.”

"Wow, you are really busy then." Tang De joked: "Buler than me."

"Of course, if the new album is released, I will become even busier...what do you think?"

Tang De knew that the girl was still a little nervous, so he comforted her: "Don't worry, Avril, you've done your best, and that's enough! Those fans will feel it."

"It sounds like you are more confident than me." Avril laughed.

Tang De smiled and said: "Of course, Avril, the song I chose is absolutely right!"

He was right. Just three days later, these days of talking on the phone were gone forever.

Because the song "Complicated" is a hit!

“That’s just the way it is, because that’s life!”

"Calm down, do you want to scream? Think about what you have done in the past!"

As Tang De walked on the road, he could hear young people singing this song and swinging by on skateboards all over the street. Moreover, there must be a video store playing this song every half street.

These things seemed to happen suddenly in one morning without any warning or warning, and no one could have imagined that this song would become popular at such a rapid speed.

Even Tang De himself didn't think of it.

He randomly walked into a video store, intending to buy a vinyl album and a CD album for his own collection, but found a group of people gathered around the TV watching something unknown.

Tang De approached and found that everyone was watching the MV of "Complicated" and discussing Avril Lavigne's songs.

Out of curiosity, he found a chair and sat in front of the bar, watching the curly-haired Indian boss wave his hand to silence everyone and then play the MV from the beginning.

(End of this chapter)