Forgive Us, My Dear Sister (The Miraculous Simone Gray)

Hearing the conversation between the siblings, Jonah did not find them overly dramatic or annoying; on the contrary, he was excited deep down. “Here’s a hot topic right after the opening!” He spread his hands with a look of resignation, saying, “We can’t help it. This is the only road leading to the village.” Aaron was displeased. “Can’t you figure out a solution? Can motorcycles go up there?” Before Jonah could answer, Zac shot a glance at the siblings and scoffed. “Just blame yourselves for dressing up like this despite knowing we’re filming this reality show in the countryside.” He wore casual clothes and sneakers, especially for this purpose.

Also, he noticed that apart from the siblings and Leyla, the other guests were dressed suitably for trekking. “So, it’s their problem.” He continued sarcastically, “You didn’t come prepared, and you’re being dramatic?” Everyone present was stunned by his words, not expecting him to be so blunt. “The rumors are true. This guy does have a sharp tongue,” thought the other guests. Both Keira and Eric were also quite speechless about how the siblings and Leyla were dressed. “You’re asking for it if you come to participate in a rural reality show dressed like this.”

arguing, “The production team has informed us that this show would be filmed in the countryside. Even if you didn’t expect there to be mountain paths, is it proper for you to dress up like this? If I hadn’t known, I’d think you were here for an awards ceremony.” It was hard not to burst into laughter at his words, not to mention that his sarcastic description was quite on the mark. Jodie did not expect the man to mock them so bluntly in front of everyone and could not help but feel aggrieved. “What an insensitive man!” However, the more he treated her like this, the more she wanted to win him over. With a hint of stubbornness, she gave in. “It’s okay, I’m fine. I can keep walking.” Seeing Aaron’s darkening expression and Jodie’s teary eyes, Simone inwardly gave Zac a thumbs up. Seeing the situation, Leon could not help but say, “She probably didn’t expect a mountain path. It’s normal for girls to like wearing dresses and high heels, isn’t it? There’s no use arguing so much about this right now. We need to find

He turned to look at Jonah, asking, “Can we get a few motorcycles to get the female guests up there?” He deliberately referred to all female guests, not wanting Jodie to be singled out for special treatment, or it might affect her popularity with the viewers. Jonah replied apologetically, “The mountain road here is quite steep, even for motorcycles. Some villagers do ride up there alone, but taking passengers could be risky, so we can’t provide you guys with motorcycles.” “Who can take responsibility if something goes wrong?” For a while, everyone was at a loss for what to do. Meanwhile, fans of Zac, Aaron, and Jodie began arguing in the live chat. Aaron and Jodie’s fans criticized Zac for being rude and mannerless by mocking Jodie, the little fairy, whereas Leon was praised by them for being a courteous and warm-hearted man, forming a stark contrast with Zac. However, Zac’s fans refused to back down, arguing that it was inappropriate and posey for Jodie to participate in a rural reality show dressed like this. “Isn’t she being a burden on everyone right now? And besides, Zeus is just telling the truth. How does that make him rude and mannerless? Can’t they let someone tell them when they’re wrong?” As for casual viewers watching the live stream and the argument in the live chat, they also found Jodie somewhat less likable. On

bring any flat shoes or insists on walking in high heels, she can do that, too. If she can’t, she can let someone close to her piggyback her uphill.” After saying that, she darted a look at Aaron, implying that if Jodie could not walk, she could always turn to her doting brother for help. “Here’s to you, Sc*mbag No. 5.” This would also ruin Jodie’s plans for establishing a ‘tough girl’ persona for herself. Aaron’s expression froze at her words. He found it difficult to even walk up there by himself, let alone give Jodie a piggyback. He thus turned to look at her, asking, “Jo, did you bring shoes that are comfortable for walking?” Inwardly, she cursed Simone for being a busybody. Had Simone not spoken up at this moment, she would have established her image as a tough little fairy; after walking for a while, she would have conveniently ‘recalled’ the flat shoes in her suitcase and changed into them. Now that she could not