Find Me In Your Labyrinth

Chapter 701

It was reported that Hattie, while filming, tried to play a dirty trick by putting nails under a cushion, intending to hurt someone else, but ended up injuring herself instead

This situation leaves a lot to the imagination

The complexity of the incident intensified, and suddenly, Hattie’s manager Amy issued an announcement on her behalf. It said that Hattie was taking a temporary break from the entertainment industry due to a leg injury, with an unclear return date. The post ended with a thank you to her fans for their support and trust over the years.

This Facebook update received a ton of attention and even trended multiple times.

Fans were curious about what had happened, while others, more cynical, theorized that Hattie must have done something wrong to be blacklisted. No company would terminate a contract just because an artist got a minor injury, let alone force her to leave the entertainment industry

In short, it seems like Hattie might not be able to make a comeback.

Amidst the flurry of online news, another announcement was overshadowed. Nanette Waldo and her father severed their father-daughter relationship. From then on, anything involving Nanette had nothing to do with the Waldo family.

of the Waldo family and made it clear

family sure moves fast!”

end, Millard believed that the Waldo family had to act swiftly, considering the sad fate of

social circle was not that big. Even if they didn’t know the specifics of what happened to the Waldo family, they could get the gist through their connections.

Jonathan, they went bankrupt within a week.

chose between family interests and Nanette,

there was a knock

his nightgown, and it was someone

left, Jonathan headed to the bedroom. On the black bed, a young girl lay, her skin delicate, hair spread over

of the bed, gathering her soft hair and said in a whisper, “Why don’t you get

her head with her eyes closed, looking very

made, and there’s chocolate cake, don’t

then did Estelle crack her eyes open, looking unbelieving. “Really?”