Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios
He saw Qiao Anxin shriveled up. She was holding onto her belly in pain, and some bloodstains could be seen on her white dress.
She looked up to Su Ze tearfully and said, “Brother Ah Ze, I’m in pain. My belly hurts.”
As she spoke, the bloodstains got bigger.
The patch of bright red was frightening.
Su Ze paused for a moment and frowned again as he thought of something.
“Qiao Anxin, do you think that I will ever believe in you again,” Su Ze said disdainfully. “You’re never going to change, are you? You’re still trying to lie at this moment.”
Qiao Anxin turned pale from the pain and cold sweat appeared on her forehead. She reached out for Su Ze’s pants and said, “Brother Ah Ze, I’m not lying. My belly really hurts.”
The workers saw the blood and her pale expression and hesitated for a while. “Chairman Su, I think Miss Qiao is really in pain.”
“Brother Ah Ze, help me…”
Qiao Anxin’s voice grew softer from the pain. When she finished the sentence, she lost consciousness.
…
Qiao Mianmian thought that Star Splendor would immediately respond by sending their public relations team to handle the situation for Qiao Anxin.
Their public relations team reacted really quickly in the previous incident. They helped Qiao Anxin from being perceived as a bad-behaving actress to being perceived as a victim in half a day.
It was just a matter of whether Star Splendor was willing to help her.
However, Qiao Mianmian didn’t believe they didn’t take any actions even after the news was out for quite a while.
There was no activity on the accounts of the studio, Star Splendor, and Qiao Anxin.
It was as though they weren’t even aware of the news.
But that was impossible.
Reporters camped at Star Splendor the moment the news came out.
Someone should have informed them too.
Hence, Star Splendor and Qiao Anxin must be aware of it.
But…
Star Splendor’s inactivity was puzzling.
Jiang Luoli said, surprised, “Baby, what do you think is going on with Qiao Anxin? There isn’t a single response from them after so long. Are they trying to wait until the public moves on to another topic?”
Qiao Mianmian shook her head and replied, “That’s impossible.”
She then continued, “She must clarify this matter. Else, she’ll be accepting it. It won’t be good for her.”
“That’s true.” Jiang Luoli was puzzled. “Is it possible that they are still coming out with a plan?”
“Maybe…”
Qiao Mianmian opened up Weibo and saw that three hours had passed since the news got out.
Normally, the agency would try to come out with a plan as quickly as possible.
This was because the news would be seen by more people as time passed by.
Jiang Luoli and Qiao Mianmian weren’t the only ones confused. The netizens were puzzled as well.
Qiao Anxin’s fans were commenting on her latest Weibo post.
Babe from Anxin’s house: [Sister Anxin, is the news real? Why aren’t you clarifying anything?]
Qiao Anxin supporter group: [Anxin, please clarify these things if you are really innocent. If you keep silent, your fans are going to leave you. The person alleging you has posted it everywhere and a lot of people are treating it as the truth. Things are just going to worsen if it continues.]
