<h4>Chapter 1784: Chapter 1777: I’ve Never Hated Anyone This Much</h4>


    Joanna Lawrence agreed and Faye Lister put her sunsses back on, closing her eyes to rest.


    In the end, only Quin Simpson, Trenton Sprott, and Annie Lawrence had not arrived.


    The staff said their ne would arrive in the afternoon, and the rest could first go to the filming location to familiarize themselves with the environment. Once everyone had gathered, they would then read out the program rules and the tasks to bepleted the next day.


    *


    After leaving the city from the airport, the bus carrying the group bumped along the rugged mountain road for over two hours before it finally slowed to a stop.


    Their vehicle stopped outside a farmyard.


    Everyone got off the bus and immediately began observing their surroundings.


    This ce was undoubtedly rural.


    It wasn’t formatted like a farmingplex for tourists.


    In order to create a certain effect for the show, they had specifically chosen a rather poor vige as the location. There were a few sparse trees around and a few weeds, seemingly withered by the sun. Looking further afield, there were some fields growing crops.


    Since they had known beforehand that the filming for this period would be done in a vige, most of them were mentally prepared and had roughly imagined what the ce they were going to stay in for over a month would look like.


    It could definitely not be said that the surrounding environment was good.


    The farmyard in front of them looked quite shabby.


    It could be said that the living conditions in this location were much worse than where the guests in the previous episodes had stayed.


    But since they had chosen toe on this show, they clearly weren’t here to enjoy themselves.


    So even if the environment was very poor, many people didn’t feel too much of a disparity given their mental preparation.


    Of course, just because most people didn’t object, it didn’t mean no one had objections.


    Coco Wadsley had a look of disgust on her face, she whispered to Sophie, "This ce is so deste, it looks so dpidated. The program group must be deliberately trying to mess with us. You’ve got to be kidding, seriously staying in such a rundown ce for a month?"


    Sophie’s facial expression didn’t change, but she still echoed, "The environment is not very good."


    "It’s not good, it’s straight-up torture." Coco looked at their living quarters, her face full of disgust.


    "The program group arranged it, there’s no other way even if we don’t like it." Sophie had a helpless look on her face, "Bear with it. At most it’s just one month."


    "Sophie, when we arrange roomster, I want to be in the same room as you." Coco nced at Joanna who was standing in the front and sneered, "Regardless of how the program group arranges it, there’s no way I’m staying in the same room as Joanna."


    Sophie nced at Faye who was standing in front, kept silent for a while, then finally said, "I also want to share a room with you, but the rooms may be assigned by the program group. Let’s see how it’s arrangedter."


    Coco nodded, spotting Joanna standing next to Faye and Porter, she said unhappily, "Yes, I can be paired with anyone. Just don’t pair me with Joanna. I’ve never hated anyone this much."


    A corner of Sophie’s lips curled up.


    Although it seemed like she had a good rtionship with Coco on the surface, their friendship was superficial at best.


    When Coco suggested they share a room, Sophie wasn’t exactly thrilled.


    Truth be told, Coco wasn’t as famous as Sophie.


    Sophie was more interested in bing acquainted with Faye.


    Faye was a veteran in the industry. Even though she was an actress, people at her level had a lot of resources at their disposal.