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  Lin Feifei ambled towards Shen Fanxing and smiled.

  “Sister Fanxing, since Qianrou’s leg is injured, why don’t you play the piano on her behalf? After all, you’re a member of the Shen family and you can represent Lan Yun Entertainment, right?”


  Everyone turned to look at Shen Fanxing, and the comments started.

  “Fanxing? Shen Fanxing?”


  “Shen Qianrou’s sister. I remember her. Wasn’t she expelled by the school?”


  “Yeah, I heard that she was involved in plagiarism back then!”


  “I even heard that she participated in the piano competition back then and seduced the judge!”


  “I heard about it too. They were caught red-handed by the reporters in the waiting room!”


  “Shen Fanxing… Anyway, what she did back then was despicable. She plagiarized and seduced the judge. In the end, she was afraid that things would get out of hand and her family had no choice but to send her overseas…”


  When Lin Feifei heard those words, the resentment that she had accumulated from being bullied by Shen Fanxing was finally expelled.

  She glanced at Shen Qianrou from the corner of her eyes with a triumphant smile on her lips. Her eyes were filled with smugness and she arched her eyebrows slightly, looking at Shen Fanxing as if she was watching a show!

  Xu Qingzhi could clearly feel the hand that was holding her, had gradually turned stiff and cold.

  The emotions that she had been suppressing for the entire night were finally starting to crumble.

  She slowly turned her head and looked coldly at the people around her.

  “What nonsense are all of you talking about?! You keep saying that you’ve heard or overheard. Show me the evidence you have and yell as loud as you can! You’re all adults, shouldn’t you be responsible for your accusations?!”


  “Ah! I’m sorry. It’s been so many years and I’ve forgotten about it!” Lin Feifei covered her mouth all of a sudden, as if she had just realized what was going on. “But these aren’t rumors. Otherwise, why would the school suddenly fire Sister Fanxing out of nowhere?”


  Xu Qingzhi narrowed her eyes and glowered at Lin Feifei. She stormed towards Lin Feifei menacingly.

  “Don’t think that I have no idea that you did that on purpose! Instead of being a third-rate anchor, you are improving your acting skills instead!”


  “Who are you calling a third-rate anchor?!” Lin Feifei’s expression turned ugly and ominous.

  “I’m talking about you! Jobs that require you to act cute, coquettish and flirting around doesn’t discriminate against you, but you’re not doing your job properly. You’re learning third-rate acting skills from terrible actors and being used like a dog by others. You’re quite addicted! Fool!”


  Xu Qingzhi had really drunk too much tonight. If she were her usual self, she would never have said such vulgar words!

  “Do you believe that I will tear your mouth apart?”


  Lin Feifei had turned completely livid at Xu Qingzhi’s words. What did she mean by acting coquettishly, acting cute, and flirtatious? She was a fool?

  She really wanted to tear her apart!

  “Feifei, don’t!” Shen Qianrou quickly stopped Lin Feifei.

  When Xu Qingzhi heard her, she looked up at Shen Qianrou on the stage. Her gaze was cold as she yelled sternly,

  “Shen Qianrou, you’re the one who’s pulling the strings again, right?”


  Shen Qianrou held onto the microphone and took a step back, looking innocent and frightened.

  “Senior, did… Did I do anything?”


  Xu Qingzhi scrutinized Shen Qianrou’s pretentious facade and a wave of anger rushed to her head. “Since you sprained your ankle on the red carpet, you shouldn’t even have gone on stage in the first place. Then, you suddenly stopped performing, and now you got Lin Feifei to put on a show with you. Others might not know what happened back then, but how could you not know?!”


  At this moment, Su Heng walked out from the backstage and said coldly,

  “What happened?”


  Shen Qianrou bit her lips and shook her head at Su Heng. “It’s alright, Brother Heng. There might be a misunderstanding…… It’s all my fault. I shouldn’t have forced myself to go on stage…”