However, what they didn’t anticipate was that Jack Stewart didn’t leave.
He returned after departing.
As for Jack, the guys had trash-talked him plenty, looking down on him before, thinking he was effeminate, and ostracizing him was a common occurrence.
The reason Jack ended up moving out of the dorm was that he could no longer stand their foul language—it wasn’t out of fear, but pure disgust.
How he chose to be was his freedom.
But there hadn’t ever been any real conflict.
Until today.
Effeminate or whatever they called him, he didn’t care.
But he wouldn’t allow anyone to slander Hannah, not even a single word.
No argunts, just straight to blows.
The others probably never imagined that the "effeminate" guy they mocked could one day beat them to the point they couldn’t recognize their own parents.
It happened again at night when the school authorities couldn’t be found, and dorm managent was helpless, so they had no choice but to call the police.
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Jack’s face was wounded, and though the cuts weren’t deep, any injury related to his face was a big deal for him.
Of course, the most important thing was that he couldn’t show up in front of Hannah like this.
She would definitely ask, and he didn’t know how to explain.
In the end, he had no choice but to let soone else take over his duties for the ti being.
The two songs Jas Landon wrote for Hannah had already completed the final touches, marking Jas’ return to songwriting after a three-year hiatus.
There was no need for special promotion since Jas’ earnest obsession with music production made everyone who followed the variety shows aware that he had been writing songs for Hannah.
However, he was particularly picky, especially with himself, and it took him a long ti to be finally satisfied.
And Jas’ Twitter, which had been inactive for a while, finally had a new update, just a few short words.
——The two songs I wrote for her.
No nas revealed, no concepts disclosed, everything was unknown, yet it still quickly beca a trending search.
People were abuzz with comnts, and so even sensed an inexplicable fondness from his words.
——Goodness, the songs that Mr.Landon writes, needless to say, they’re bound to be hits!
——What kind of luck does Hannah Winter have? First an actor confesses to her, now Jas Landon writes songs for her. I’m dying of jealousy!
——I always thought Jas Landon was a rare example in the entertainnt industry, but in the end, even he succumbed to capital, writing songs for an idol, isn’t he afraid of ruining his reputation?
——The hater in front needs a reality check. Hannah’s vocal abilities are beyond question, and Mr. Landon’s songwriting was sothing he had promised back during the talent show.
——The group has only been established for a short while, and Hannah’s already acting, doing variety, and now she’s releasing a solo song? If this isn’t going solo, what is? What about the other girls?
——Since it’s all about writing songs, can’t he write one for Smile 9 too? Wouldn’t it be better for the group to release a song together?
——Are you asking for Mr. Landon to personally co down and debate you? Have you forgotten what he said before? Not everyone is worthy to sing the songs he writes. Also, rember Mr. Landon is Hannah’s co-boss.
——Two songs, wouldn’t it be reasonable for Hannah to give one to the group? She can’t just hold the center position in Smile 9 for nothing, right?
——I agree, give one song to the other girls and give them a chance?
——Other fandoms are making sick. Why should Hannah share the resources she earned with her talent with you?
——If she’s unwilling to share, then she might as well just go solo and stop hindering the other girls’ careers!
Perhaps due to Hannah’s rapid rise, the fans of the other mbers started sensing an unusual aning behind it.
It seems that the other fans have concluded that HQ won’t let Hannah go solo.
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