The assistant looked troubled, glanced at Hannah, unsure how much of their earlier conversation Louis Snyder had heard.
The young man entered the room with his usual smile, softly asking, "Were you guys talking about sothing important, am I interrupting?"
So he probably didn’t hear it.
Just when the assistant began to breathe a sigh of relief, Hannah chid in, "Hmm, nothing much, we were just discussing how to trend on the hot search list by linking up with Mr. Qualls."
The assistant was dumbfounded.
Sister! Ancestors! Is this sothing to be spoken about in public?
The assistant felt like crying but refrained; she found herself stuck, unsure whether to stay or leave.
As she looked up, she t Louis’s gaze. He usually had such a sunny disposition, but for so reason, he looked rather intimidating at the mont.
In the end, it was Hannah who suggested that everyone else should leave the room.
Once everyone had left, only Hannah and Louis remained in the room.
As the young man entered, his tall figure cast a vast shadow. His gaze quietly fell onto the exquisitely beautiful face.
Hannah glanced at the partially closed door and joked, "Little brother, do you also want to trend with your sister?"
Louis squeezed his lips together, falling silent for a mont, then squatted down, humbling himself, "Can I?"
Hannah studied him for a mont, then chuckled, "Are you willing to?"
Louis is not an idol, but given his current image, any scandal would cause fans to abandon him, damaging his personal image, and the company would certainly not allow such behaviour.
In other words, he was still too young, his status too unstable.
While countless spotlights may be great, any scandal could an the fall of all those stars,
Can celebrities date?
Of course, they can, but there’s one thing – when you’re still profiting from a single image, dating ans you’ll lose that part of your inco, as well as fans.
Louis pursed his lips tightly but said nothing.
Hannah leaned back in her chair, a smug smile playing on her face. She sighed as she looked down at the young man before her, "Louis, you have to admit, although Mr. Qualls is older than you, he is a powerhouse actor. His status as the Film Emperor is solid, and while there may be fans who fantasize about him being their other half, most fans care more about his work than his personal life. That is the key difference between you two."
An actor speaks through works.
Jackie Qualls debuted as a child star. Over the years, although he’s been through so low periods, he weathered through. At a tender age of twenty-six, he was honored as the Film Emperor, and he has a significant number of representative works.
In other words, even if he chooses to retire from acting now, the network and resources he has in his hands would be enough for him to carve out another realm of his own.
But this was sothing Louis could not do.
"So, is this why you chose to trend with him?" The young man’s face was tinged with a hint of pallor, his voice holding a whiff of resentnt.
He tried to keep his smile up, imitating the look of a wronged child.
Hannah asked him, "Have you seen my performance?"
"I have." Louis seed to recall sothing, his voice a bit muffled, but he still managed to complint her, "Sister, your performance was excellent."
The image of the maiden in the red dress, making her ethereal entrance into the world, was an unforgettable sight of breathtaking beauty for everyone.
Louis Snyder was no exception.
That was the first ti he felt such regret, why hadn’t he auditioned for "Fairy"?
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