Shen You’an raised her gaze, and the next mont, the young man walked in.
Like the moon brushing away the shadow of dark clouds, spilling soft, tranquil moonlight across the earth.
Not particularly intense, yet warm enough to touch the heart.
The young man reached the door, suddenly halted his steps, and quietly gazed at Shen You’an. His eyes held sothing stirring deep within, but it felt veiled in a mist, making it impossible to discern clearly.
The atmosphere in the room took an odd turn in an instant, as if the entire space was left with only the two of them, while everyone else ceased to exist.
Between the two of them flowed a peculiar tension, the kind that no one could break into.
The cara directly recorded the scene in its entirety, but through the lens, Rong Xianning’s microexpressions were masterfully controlled. The fans watching the livestream couldn’t detect anything unusual; only those present in the room could sense the strange, indescribable vibe.
But it lasted just a fleeting mont, as Rong Xianning smiled and stepped forward. "An’an, long ti no see."
The young man’s tone was so familiar, his fine features bearing an appropriate touch of joy, like reuniting with an old friend after ages.
The staff were stunned. What was going on?
The livestream chat exploded instantly, with the screen filled with question marks.
Since his debut over half a year ago, Rong Xianning had never publicly ntioned his family, relatives, or friends. The only person seemingly close to him was his teammate Feng Cheng, but from the outside, it appeared more like Feng Cheng clinging to Rong Xianning. To the public, Rong Xianning ca across as young in age yet mature in deanor, soone who didn’t seem to need friends at all.
And yet, at this mont, Rong Xianning suddenly revealed a friend—and it was a girl. His fans were losing their minds.
Shen You’an was a little surprised that Rong Xianning would directly acknowledge their relationship. But she could understand his decision; after all, there was nothing inappropriate about their connection, and hiding it would only make things seem worse.
"Long ti no see."
The fans watching the livestream heard a clear and lodious voice belonging to a young woman, which perfectly matched her cool and enigmatic aura. After their initial shock, they started frantically searching for any information on this girl, desperate to see through the screen and strip off her hat and mask to uncover what she looked like.
Rong Xianning’s female friend attending his birthday party, and then being picked as the lucky fan during the draw—what kind of coincidence was this?
So fans suspected foul play, but the mont Rong Xianning drew the ball was witnessed by everyone; to ensure fairness, they’d even used a transparent glass box. Every move was under public scrutiny, so rigging the outco was simply impossible.
The only explanation left was fate.
Having a special connection with a female friend—this made it even harder for the fans to accept.
No matter how upset the fans were internally, they stubbornly continued watching, determined to see if there was any hidden relation between Rong Xianning and this girl.
The staff mber who had brushed off Shen You’an earlier was utterly stunned upon witnessing this scene.
No wonder she was so brazen—it turns out she was an old acquaintance of Rong Xianning.
But she was far too confident. Precisely because they were familiar with one another, Rong Xianning’s more irrational fans would never let her off the hook.
In the entertainnt industry, these young idols who built their careers on curated personas were simultaneously made and destroyed by their fans. Eternal Century had signed far too many artists like this. The mont these idols showed even the slightest sign of intimate relations with won, they’d be ruthlessly torn apart by their crazed fans. It’s not an exaggeration—several male celebrities had fallen prey to this in the past.
President Ding had packaged Rong Xianning so perfectly, treating him like a money tree. Would President Ding allow Rong Xianning to jeopardize his future?
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