"Even though my face is breathtakingly beautiful, I hope my fans have so confidence when arguing with others."
"Alright, alright." Hayes Edwards scratched his head, puzzled, but he seed to understand her point.
Was this her way of backing her fans up indirectly?
Well, sotis he did feel embarrassed seeing his fans with various complints under his performance video.
He knew his actual level, and had never avoided this issue and had admitted it many tis. Unfortunately, his fans were stubborn.
He really wasn’t trying that hard!
The intimacy between the two attracted lots of attention, but that was all people were interested in.
Tiffany Lynch passed by the pair, speeding up her pace even more.
Ginny and Heather Harrison quickly followed, pulling along Sunny Lee as well.
However, Sunny stubbornly stopped in her tracks, walking over to Hannah with the intention to say sothing, but ended up saying nothing at all.
Hannah watched her panicking figure leave, her expression indifferent.
It was Hayes Edwards who suddenly interrupted, "Didn’t that young lady get along with you pretty well before, why is it now..." He was hinting heavily with his expressions.
Well, that kind of implied his point.
Hannah moved forward, calmly replying, "People change."
*
Nine p.m.
The banquet hall was still relatively quiet. lodious music floated out, the clinking of glassware creating a soft crisp sound, people were chatting in hushed voices.
The event was filled with wealthy individuals, discussing topics within their circles or perhaps for the sake of business alliances.
Even the celebrities who were once the center of attention on the stage, were re adornnts here.
George River’s appearance stirred up a decent amount of waves as he had disappeared for nearly half a month now.
And there were rumors that he was troubled by love affairs.
It was rumored that the President of the River Clan Group had spent a hefty amount to facilitate a ticket-swapping scandal for his girlfriend in the entertainnt industry, which astonished many.
"In our circle, he’s the only one who can be this infatuated."
Although the person making this statent was laughing, there was also a hint of mockery in his tone.
"I heard that because of this, Old Sir River was livid. Given the River family’s resourcefulness, I can’t believe they encountered such a setback. It seems that the identity of that little celebrity isn’t so simple after all."
"Little celebrity? Are you referring to Hannah Winter?"
Soone was puzzled, "Who is Hannah Winter?"
Among the rich, there are always those who aren’t interested in the entertainnt circle. After soone explained to him, he finally understood and beca curious about Hannah who had made George flip over.
Just then, George River walked past the crowd, making everyone go quiet instantly. Those who knew him took the initiative to greet him.
However, George’s attitude was cold as usual, his expression revealing uncharacteristic hints of fatigue and gloominess, lacking the spirit he used to possess.
He seed absent-minded when speaking as if he was looking for soone.
But no one dared to probe further.
After all, ever since the mber of the Simmons Family was gone, no one could challenge George’s position anymore.
It wasn’t until he left when everyone began to talk in hushed whispers again. Soone seed to rember sothing and suddenly brought up, "Speaking of it, Hannah Winter is here today as well, right?"
Everyone reacted realizing there might be a show to watch.
Those who did not recognize or haven’t seen Hannah hurriedly inquired about her, while others chuckled and said, "In a crowd, you don’t have to look for her. If she’s there, you’ll spot her at first glance."
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