So that makes it a match.
Hannah in the end didn’t end up in the sa rest area as the others, because Jas Landon rushed over as soon as he heard about it.
And Lily Davis just had to escalate things. In front of Jas Landon, she said bluntly, "Mr. Landon, this is a competition between Hannah Winter and . You better not be biased towards her when the ti cos."
The words were cutting.
Jas Landon, wearing his glasses with a serious face, said, "Hannah is very good; that’s the truth. You shouldn’t harbor any prejudice."
Lily Davis was so angry she stamped her foot, "The contest hasn’t even started yet, isn’t it too much for Mr. Landon to say things like that?"
Jas Landon turned his head to look at Hannah, who was silent by his side. After a mont, he spoke again, "I’m telling the truth."
He wasn’t taking sides. Although Lily Davis was talented and had undergone systematic training, her temperant was too impetuous. When she sang, it wasn’t heartfelt. There were too many people in the circle with better abilities than hers, yet she never was willing to humbly learn.
Jas Landon took Hannah to his own rest room.
He had one to himself.
He seed worried about Hannah’s mood and comforted her along the way.
"Do you think I will lose, Mr. Landon?"
Hannah lifted her eyes to look at the person beside her. From this angle, she could see his delicate and calm eyes that fluttered like a tranquil pool of water.
Jas Landon pursed his lips and took a while before he spoke, "I believe in you."
Hannah’s talent was never just hyped up by her fans; she was truly as she had said at first, getting professionally skilled to give her fans—and herself—a solid backing in argunts, handling professional matters exceedingly well.
"Then I can’t let Mr. Landon down," said Hannah with a smile as Jinlian kept nagging in her mind.
Hannah didn’t know Lily Davis, but Jinlian did.
It wasn’t an acquaintance face-to-face, but because Jinlian had sifted through a lot of details about the original plot and had co across the na Lily Davis there.
Barely a cannon fodder character, her purpose was to be slapped in the face by the protagonist, Tiffany Lynch.
According to the plot, the events of today did indeed take place, but at that ti, Lily Davis was targeting Tiffany Lynch.
The sa competition, but Tiffany Lynch’s victory wasn’t due to her singing being better than Lily Davis’s, but rather because Louis Snyder, who was recording another program in the sa building, learned of the situation.
The seemingly pure and kind boy turned out to have a vicious streak that was frightening. Lily Davis lost her voice in the middle of her performance on stage.
She stubbornly wanted to continue singing but ended up making a joke of herself. She left the stage crying, and from that point on, she directly confronted Tiffany Lynch.
This kind of scenario where cannon fodder exist to prop up the protagonist occurred many tis in the story.
But now, the protagonist’s storyline had fallen onto Hannah.
It was probably because the deviation from the original plot was indeed quite severe.
Hannah wasn’t very interested in slapping others in the face. She agreed to Lily Davis’s demand simply as a way to prove sothing.
Timing it just right, Jinlian in her mind also gave the final answer. Hannah then inford Jas Landon and left the rest room.
In the stairwell.
Lily Davis, who had been all high and mighty earlier, was now blushing. Despite trying to maintain her composure, her gaze uncontrollably drifted towards the young man.
Though she was a few years older than Louis Snyder, she had taken a liking to the young man, especially the way he looked at her, which sent her heart racing.
Even her voice took on an unconsciously coquettish tone, "After all, we have t once before, is this really all you’re going to give ?"
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