Scars Of A Broken Bond

At the Golden Phoenix Performing Art Awards ceremony, Bettie’s afternoon was quite hectic.

Amidst the award presentations, various acts took the stage. In the public dressing room, Bettie was applying makeup to the backup dancers.

An assistant hurriedly approached, saying, “Bettie.”

“What?” Bettie replied, but her gaze remained fixed on the backup dancer’s face. Swiftly, she got to work with a brush in her hand.

“Bradley’s makeup specialist fell sick and had to be hospitalized. He needs you there right now. He has a rehearsal coming up, and there’s little time left.”

Bettie promptly packed up her makeup set, instructing, “You handle things here.”

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“Got it.”

organizing her makeup kit, Bettie headed to dressing

makeup room. It was reserved for two performers, one of whom was Bradley, as the assistant had mentioned, and the other was a renowned

on it before

makeup artist was suddenly taken ill with stomach pains and had to be rushed

set the coffee down for now. When’s his rehearsal?” Bettie then set the makeup box on the dressing

about an hour. Oh, and here are the autographs

gesturing to some signed postcards. “Make sure

thank you.” Bettie opened the makeup box and took out some brushes. “I’m indebted to you for the other day.