The developnt might not have been great, but at least they could wait until they were completely used up.
But it was this sudden trending search that shattered everything.
Perhaps because of Ginny’s earlier accusations, so people had already assud that this was Hannah’s doing.
Lucy Taylor wasn’t idle either; she quickly dragged Teresa Gordon into it, "Manager Gordon, we’re just small artists, you must have so clues about this matter, right?"
Forced to join the fray once more, Teresa Gordon could only sigh internally—Lucy had indeed beco smarter.
After all, she had been in the entertainnt industry for so many years; although she initially had a mont of doubt about Hannah, she quickly figured it out.
This incident really had no aning for Hannah.
If it had been during the ti when the group was first ford, it really could have been Hannah’s doing, but now that the company had agreed to let Hannah go solo, it would be superfluous and even attract criticism for her to do such things.
After all, now there were not a few people online taking advantage of the trending search to scold Hannah for "showing no gratitude to her past."
So, the beneficiary of the situation wouldn’t be Hannah.
A simple analysis made it all very clear.
"Whether it’s buying a trending search or retracting one, these are all just PR tactics in the industry. I still have so tricks up my sleeve for these things. No need to na nas—it would just hurt feelings, as she said."
The implications in her words were already very clear.
The phrase "hurt feelings" was exactly what Tiffany Lynch had just brought up, wasn’t it?
Every gaze imdiately turned towards her.
Nails, freshly manicured, pressed tightly against the tabletop. Although they didn’t break, the sudden pain brought Tiffany back to her senses.
Ignoring the stares of everyone, she addressed Teresa, "What do you an by this, Manager Gordon?"
Teresa shook her head, "Nothing in particular, just thinking that if that person feels guilty, an apology would be nice, because, well..."
She deliberately paused, and instantly all eyes were pulled back to her.
"Because, due to this trending search, it looks like the disbandnt of the group is about to beco a reality."
At her words, everyone’s expression changed.
The dissolution of the group was more beneficial for those mbers who were doing well, but for Sunny Lee as well as Heather Harrison and Ginny, whose developnt was restricted due to vote manipulation, it was definitely a blow.
After a long silence,
Sunny Lee finally spoke up at the most tense mont, "Hannah, if you choose to go solo and the group disbands, what will beco of us?"
Ginny panicked too, "Right, Hannah Winter, you can’t be so selfish. Just because of you, the whole group has to disband."
Hannah was nonchalant, smiling faintly, "I didn’t buy the disbandnt trending search."
That single sentence woke Ginny.
She ca to her senses and turned to Tiffany, "Tiffany Lynch, apologize to Hannah Winter and ask her not to leave!"
"Apologize?" Tiffany laughed coldly, looking at Hannah, "Let it dissolve, what does it have to do with ?"
Their gazes t, with Hannah maintaining a calm and composed deanor, laughter gleaming in her eyes, suddenly tinged with an inexplicable affection, "The temper of my niece-in-law is still as fierce as ever."
Christopher Lee just heard this and was puzzled, "What niece-in-law?"
At that mont, Tiffany panicked, stood up sharply, and pointing at Hannah, she shouted, "Stop talking nonsense!"
The two, one standing and one sitting, sohow made it seem as though Tiffany was lower than Hannah.
Hannah curled her lips, her tone suddenly that of an elder.
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