Fu Siyu smiled, his eyes sparkling, "I’m already looking forward to it."
Shu Wan unconsciously dodged the smile in Fu Siyu’s eyes, her gaze drifting out the car window to the square’s fountain.
The sunlight scattered, causing a rainbow light to flicker; a breeze brought thousands of water droplets, as beautiful and crystalline as jade grains.
What wonderful weather today, Shu Wan thought.
"The sunshine is really nice."
At that mont, Fu Siyu also spoke up.
Shu Wan turned her head to et Fu Siyu’s deep gaze, a light smile erging from beneath his eyes.
Today was unusually fine weather, yet on social dia, the storm raged on.
Fu Yang’s accident had lessened in discussion, thanks to the "Heavenly Divine Soldier," Fu Siyu’s help.
But anyone with clear eyes could see that Fu Yang was just a diversion—the ultimate target of this public opinion war was still Shu Wan.
With the issue concerning Fu Yang toned down, there was only one thing left that could drag down Shu Wan’s reputation—the injury incident of the crew mber.
Sohow, dia reporters had gotten ahold of the photos of Wang Xiao removing the bandages.
By now, Wang Xiao’s wound had begun to form scabs, covering nearly the entire right side of her face with a thick, dark crust.
The scabs weren’t one entire piece but shattered and cracked, revealing the bloody flesh underneath, horrific to the extre.
Despite the grueso sight, people instinctively wanted to say sothing comforting to Wang Xiao, but they were painfully aware that such severe injuries, even if healed, had ruined her face.
["I wonder if Shu Wan, each ti she looks in the mirror at her beautiful face, thinks of Wang Xiao’s mangled one."]
["So tragic. I heard it was Shu Wan who didn’t want to negotiate herself, so she sent that girl instead, and the result was a disfigured face."]
["Even if you give ten million, I wouldn’t accept it. I’ve seen photos of Wang Xiao before the disfigurent, she was truly beautiful and I felt she was set to be a star, what a pity."]
Even though so conscientious netizens reminded the marketing accounts not to disclose patients’ privacy, for the sake of traffic, they continued spreading photos of Wang Xiao’s injuries.
Such a horrifying sight deeply imprinted itself in everyone’s hearts.
When people saw Shu Wan, they would naturally think of those dreadful wounds.
Consequently, several business contracts Shu Wan was discussing were temporarily suspended.
The filming of the movie "Qingcheng" also halted due to location issues; amidst the public condemnation, Shu Wan’s prospects seed hopeless.
In the entertainnt circle, a place of glorifying the high and stepping on the low, there was one attitude towards celebrities in the lilight, and another towards those who weren’t.
Previously, the crew mbers thought that Shu Wan could provide them with a good working environnt and profits, and everyone supported her.
Now, seeing Shu Wan being publicly denounced, they couldn’t wait to distance themselves and even had people coming forward to testify "Shu Wan hard Wang Xiao" to claim they had nothing to do with Shu Wan.
Wang Tian now knew Shu Wan very well; before Shu Wan could even respond, Wang Tian very consciously stepped up to reply, "Heh, don’t speak too soon."
This response only added fuel to the fire, drawing even fiercer criticism from netizens.
["Birds of a feather flock together; no wonder they can produce an artist like Shu Wan with such a manager."]
["Honestly, you people really lack any semblance of a conscience; looking at that girl who you guys hard like that, and you can still say such things."]
Shu Wan hadn’t paid attention to the ongoing online tumult during this ti.
Because her focus was entirely on Wang Xiao’s dical report.
The day Wang Xiao removed her bandages, Shu Wan was also there, specifically asking the doctor to collect samples of Wang Xiao’s facial tissue.
After testing, Wang Xiao’s wound healing speed was three tis the norm.
Shu Wan knew, it was a success.
(More updates to co, check back tomorrow)
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