Love in the Limelight Novel

Chapter 140

Astrid slowly put some mutton into her bowl, cracking a smile as she said, “I’ve heard a lot about how well Ms. Helena can sing. I’ve heard you sing on variety shows before and it’s like the voice of an angel. I think people probably enjoy your singing more than watching magic tricks, don’t they?”

At this, Helena’s face instantly darkened.

Astrid went on, “Some people online are saying that Ms. Helena lip–syncs. I was really surprised when I heard this, as Ms. Helena had openly criticized those who lip–sync on Twitter before. I can’t believe Ms. Helena would do that. Ms. Helena, could you sing a song for us today? It would be a real treat and also give me, a tone–deaf person, a chance to experience what real music is.” As soon as she finished speaking, Helena’s face turned

To maintain her image as a multi–talented goddess, she had always lip–synced.

This secret had remained undiscovered until a few days ago, at a party, where a small mistake led to her being criticized for lip–syncing.

sour.

In order to save her image, she posted a video of herself singing on Twitter and criticized those who lip–sync. But that video was also lip–synced…

in front of everyone now, wouldn’t that be slapping

change the subject: “Forget about singing,

eyebrow and responded, “Is there a problem with not going

was left

expected the seemingly delicate and

college, but it’s always

dig at

wiped her mouth with a napkin, then turned

Helena graduated from a prestigious university, and she was an excellent math student.” Clyde, who hadn’t spoken before, suddenly. chimed in, “She’s a real

me a primary school math question that I couldn’t solve. Could

math question, Helena confidently said, “That’s no problem for me, just give it to me, This is what happens when you don’t study seriously, can’t even

typed a series of numbers onto her memo pad and handed the question to Helena, “Here, nerd,

at Astrid’s phone with a haughty gaze, but then her smile gradually disappeared…

it was a primary school math problem, but not a simple one, because it was an Olympiad