A Cue For Happiness

Chapter 205 Support From Boss

The audience exploded with speculations and comments about what happened.

“So Yara’s a fake?”

“How could it be anything else? The music was still going even after the cover fell and she stopped playing!”

“Maybe the person in the video wasn’t her at all, and she’s just trying to ride on the popularity of the video. I bet she’s intentionally misleading her fans so they’ll think of her as some kind of skilled pianist.”

“I can’t believe she’s such a pretender. I’m not going to be her fan anymore.”

Those who were praising her breathtaking performance just a second ago started denouncing her.

Yara’s fingers were bruised quite badly.

Her face turned pale as she bit her lip with so much force that it started bleeding. Why did the piano cover fall down? Why did it have to happen while I was playing? I’ve utterly embarrassed myself in front of everyone!

The production staff quickly arrived at her location and helped her leave the stage. However, her staggering made her look like she was escaping in disgrace.

she lifted a random object and threw it to the ground

but none of them dared to speak up against

the control room and hugged Yara, who

Yara. Please calm down. You’re still the spokesperson of the game,

“I’m… still the spokesperson?”

“Of course you are!”

their plan, but the people in the second-floor

endorsement. Therefore, as her boss, I shall show her my support.” Natalie put her cup down and smiled. “I shall head down to

couple exchanged a

“Hubby, what kind of man do you

some thought before shaking his head. “I have no

herself down in his embrace and sighed. “I believe few could win her heart. Many

the stage had finally died

two hosts, while holding their new cards, took the stage as if nothing happened. “There was a small accident in the performance earlier, but the night is still young,

lights beyond the stage

advice and entered the stage with a scarlet

a fluttering butterfly on the drums. Each of her leaps and

a harp joined the drums, the audience felt as if they had traveled a thousand years