58 | Fall of the Superstar

THROUGHOUT my way home, I felt terrible about abandoning Kacey. Maybe, she still wanted to be with me a little more. But I was not feeling well either. Rather than making the atmosphere even more uncomfortable for the two of us, I chose to leave.

Arriving at Great Goobank Street, suddenly, something caught my attention at the Grand Wahid Hotel. As it turned out, there were two police patrol cars with siren lights on silently. There was also a vehicle such as a black truck with an elongated seat at the back. They were parked in front of the lobby courtyard of the Wahid Hotel.

Dozens of policemen appeared to be on guard. I also saw flashes there. I thought some celebrities were being interviewed by the media after their performance at the Soundrenaline Music Fest. The distance between Wahid's and CLOFUS itself was only a stone's throw.

But I felt something strange. There was not usually a celebrity interview this early in the morning. Moreover, there were police a