0033 Even relatives don't necessarily have to be together_1
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Ellen Young didn't say any words, walked over and took over the contract—a stack of dozens of pages of paper, which she read through very quickly.
Felicia Frost and the producer both thought she was just glancing at it and that she couldn't understand it; moreover, given how quickly she was reading, it was obvious she wasn't looking it over seriously.
Ellen Young, "Okay."
It was all just some standard, boring, and tedious contract clauses.
She took a pen, sat down inside the pavilion, signed her name, and also added her fingerprint.
Felicia Frost felt relieved to see Ellen Young sign the contract.
While the producer and the driver went to handle the contract formalities, she took a beautifully wrapped paper bag out of the car and handed it to Ellen Young.
"Your sister bought this for you in New York."
Ellen Young frowned slightly.
Felicia Frost's heart skipped a beat; to be honest, she didn't understand the meaning behind Ellen's frown.