Chapter 487: Chapter 487 Night of Group Formation
"May Hoffman clutched her sheet tightly. All she needed to do was slightly lower her head to see her own face in the mirror, covered in handprints and bruises.
She let out a bitter laugh, but tears rolled down her cheeks, "You already knew I would harm you. You’ve calculated all this, haven’t you?"
Hannah sighed, ignoring her accusation and said, "Everyone has their dark side. What makes a protagonist is not only their unique aura, but also their ability to bear more than the average person. See, Tiffany Lynch is far ahead of you in that aspect. I merely made a casual suggestion, and she’s doing far better than you now."
While speaking, Hannah had some regret, "Actually, I had high hopes for you. Look at how good you were when you stayed by Jenny King’s side. Not only did you seduce her boyfriend, but you even hooked up with her uncle. Impressive."
Edward King was Jenny King’s uncle, the brother of her father.
With her words hanging in the air, the room became deafeningly silent.
It seemed like it was raining outside.
It was pouring, in fact.
The torrential rain felt like it was all falling on May Hoffman, her body losing all warmth, her eyes filled with terror.
She retreated step by step as if faced with a devil from hell, until she knocked over a glass cup on the table.
Clink —
The glass shattered, and the shards scattered at her feet.
Like a startled bird, May rushed towards Hannah with bloodshot eyes, shouting.
Hannah’s expression remained unchanged, her lips a radiant red rose, slightly curving into a smile.
One of Oliver Taylor’s men who came with him was already holding May down, restraining her actions.
"Hannah Winter, you’re a devil! A devil! It’s you, you who ruined me! It’s you!"
As Hannah headed to the door, she suddenly turned around and with a seemingly lightweight phrase: "The only one who ruined you, was yourself."
The smile on her face still dazzling as ever, like the moon in the sky and a siren in the sea.
She lost, utterly defeated.
From beginning to end, May considered Hannah her opponent. But what about Hannah?
She simply stood by, watching everyone struggle in the mud. Maybe on a whim, she would extend a hand to help, but it was just to push you into an even deeper, scarier hell.
The worst part was– that hell was yourself.
Who was in the wrong?
If Hannah Winter was not present...
How would it be without her?
In the end, they brought it on themselves.
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On Group Formation Night.
Shining Star Journey 2 received unprecedented attention.
Before Arnold Simmons left, he had already instructed Oliver Taylor to take care of all of Hannah’s affairs, and Jack Stewart had officially started accompanying Hannah as her manager.
Jack’s actions were swift. He perhaps recognized that Hannah hadn’t been treated well in the show, with the show’s producer always shrugging off concerns, so he took charge and organized everything himself.
At the venue, accommodating tens of thousands of people, more than half were Hannah’s fans.
The fan club chose a specific color for support.
At the scene, there were roaring cheers – all for Hannah.
This was an unprecedented scene in the history of talent shows.
Even at the height of Hayes Edwards’ popularity, the crowd never reached this level.
——If Hannah Winter doesn’t rank first this time, there’s no justice in the world.
——Hannah Winter’s fans are out of this world, they’re a bit like a cult.
——The scene is so beautiful. Hannah Winter hasn’t debuted yet, right? Her fans are so well-prepared. If there’s a reversal at the end, it would be a real slap in the face.
——There probably won’t be a reversal, but if Hannah Winter doesn’t stand in the center when the group debuts, there must be some behind-the-scenes maneuvering!
