Chapter 335: Part-Time


    Trantor: Lan Editor: Efydatia


    "Qin Guan, you’d better give some thought to his suggestion. If you look down upon the university theater club, I could rmend you to the actor union on Broadway."


    "Large theaters have strict regtions, but if you pass the test of the union or get approval from famous actors in the circle, you’ll do great things on Broadway."


    Qin Guan shook his head at Wendy’s kind words. Although Broadway yed an important role in the entertainment circle in the US, it was only a small part. Considering their limited audience, both musicals and dramas were in an awkward position.


    Besides, long-term rehearsals and tours did not fit in Qin Guan’s schedule.


    Out of respect for Wendy, Qin Guan didn’t try to mess with her. He gave her a detailed exnation instead.


    Different people had different aspirations. Wendy loved Broadway, but she would never force others to love it. The reasonable girl gave up her n to convince Qin Guan.


    Qin Guan and Xu Xiaoxiao left, ignoring the light in Wendy’s eyes.


    Xu was a cunning guy though. Although he had an idea about Qin Guan’s n, he thought Qin Guan shouldn’t let that chance go so easily. He tried to exin the benefits to Qin Guan.


    Being a member of the theater club was a unique experience.


    "Hey, dude! Don’t be silly. You’ll be an important member of the club. You are even better than the students from the Art Department. It will be a rich experience that will get you offers from bigpanies in the future. You shouldn’t say no to that."


    Qin Guan grinned at Xu. "Who cares? I’ll return to China after I graduate."


    Xu was astonished by his splendid smile. He followed Qin Guan, thinking of the old photos his grandfather often caressed in his spare time. "Is China really that good?"


    Qin Guan nodded firmly. "Of course. It is perfect!"


    "We have the financial center in New York, there’s Hollywood in Los Angeles, and the iron nes in Seattle."


    "We have everything in China. We also have nothing. You have to experience it yourself. I’m inviting you to China. You shoulde to my home court."


    Xu fell silent. He secretly decided that he would go to China someday. I’ve heard that Chinese people can’t even afford tea...


    Time passed peacefully. Qin Guan had gotten used to the homework by now. He was leading a regr life.


    The routine tests would be over at 12:00 every day. Then the papers would arrive in the afternoon. Qin Guan was fully prepared, so he saved a lot of time each day.


    He decided to execute his n in Manhattan. It was not his fault he would have to work part-time one month after arriving in Manhattan.


    They spent 3,000 dors a week, and it cost a week’s wages for Cong Nianwei to have a haircut on Times Square.


    She didn’t ask for a lot. She simply cut her hair shorter. Qin Guan couldn’t help but use the word "f*ck" to describe the prices in New York.


    John invited Qin Guan to the LEE headquarters in Kansas. Thanks to his rmendation, the designer had sent an invitation to Qin Guan.


    After checking his schedule, Qin Guan apologized to John. "I have only one day off in October. Yourunching event will still be in the early stages. I have no time for that."


    John roared angrily, "This is about your future development! I have made so much effort to get you this chance! New York Fashion Week will take ce inte October. It’s among the top four international fashion weeks. If you get that chance, you won’t need to go to f*cking auditions!"


    "You are an Asian stranger in New York. Nobody will be interested in you!"


    Unconsciously, Qin Guan recalled the old professors back at his college. If they knew that their best student skipped sses for a part-time job, they would hang him upside down.


    Sometimes, giving up was necessary. Qin Guan took a long breath. "John, I started my career from being a nobody. I’ve been to auditions before. Why couldn’t I do it again? You know how strong I am. Believe in me! I’ll see you at New York Fashion Week."


    Then he hung up, feeling very ambitious.


    John looked at the silent receiver, grinding his teeth. He was at a bar, and the phonograph was ying soft music. A girl in a short skirt smiled at him.


    "May I treat you to a ss of wine, honey?"


    In the flirty night, John temporarily forgot about his Asian fairy.


    Qin Guan prepared his resume and sent his homework to Prof. Martin. He wondered if there was a ce for him on Times Square, where the most designers and clothingpanies gathered from all over New York.


    New York gave the impression that it was the center of finance and press. Actually, that was only part of the truth. The city had important ports, but it was also thergest fashion center in America.


    That contradictingbination was perfectly embodied on Times Square and Chelsea Street.