Celebrity Light 소설 & 이야기

Lalaine was shocked when she found Stella laying on the floor, the moon light illuminates her like flittering lights in the night. The crystal orbs surrounds her, slowly lifting her from the ground. She immediately called out Nana, Aeriol, Nathaniel, and Lynx. Aeriol immediately pull out Stella from the illuminating light and lay her to bed. Nathaniel and Lynx looks out the window and saw a beautiful red rose. As if the moon light blessing it. The more light it absorb, the radiant the color gets. Lynx trails back to Leis last words.

Stella had become Bella's voice double at that time, while Leighton did not have a voice actor. Stella had been staring at Leighton's face for more than a week while they did the voiceovers. That was why he seemed so familiar to her. Leighton Hall, a popular influencer, burst onto the scene at just twenty-one with a talent show debut. His first album topped sales charts, and his song got nominated for the Golden Melody Award. By his second year, he set records with the TV drama "Celestial Sword," and each following year brought another hit show. In three years, he became one of the most famous celebrities.

Afterwards, Maia smiled again and said, "I'm sorry to disappoint you all. I can't afford to keep a sugar baby. As the CEO of an entertainment company, I haven't involved myself in any questionable relationships with sugar babies." "Since you all asked, let me take this opportunity to clarify that Starlight Entertainment is a very reputable entertainment company. Since the day my mother handed Starlight Entertainment over to me, I've been moving forward with the goal of making it better and better. There is no so-called unspoken rule, not in the past, not now, and certainly not in the future." "So, you don't need to pay too much attention to my private life. You won't find the juicy gossip yo

he replied and Lily scoffed before bringing her phone out to show him a picture she had snapped with Alana and Gary at the studio. "Are you trying to hide your identity from me or something? You said you don't know anything about modelling while you are an artist!" She voiced, feeling somewhat annoyed. Light pursed his lips as he looked over the picture, his heart racing while looking at the other him in the picture. "I think there is a misunderstanding here," Celina cut in. "And why don't we talk about this when the introduction is over?" She suggested and Lily turned to leave. Celina looked at Light and noticed the unreadable expression in his eyes, she patted his back.

With that, Susan collapsed to the floor, completely defeated. She was escorted out of the gallery by security—disgraced and done for. Meanwhile, Stellar rose to fame overnight. Someone had filmed everything and posted it online. The true identity of "Sole Light" was finally revealed—she was a young woman, and oddly enough, she looked strikingly familiar. It didn’t take long before someone dug up old news articles and realized she was the aerospace engineer—an industry legend in her own right. Shining bright in two completely different fields, she inspired even more awe than before.

] Watching this farce unfold, the last ripple of emotion in my heart finally settled. All that remained was cold, detached spectatorship. Until my eyes passed over that official account's name for the third time: Starlight Media. I abruptly closed the app and swiped through my contacts, finding the one I had saved as "Uncle." I opened his feed. His latest post was from half an hour ago. A selfie in a massive conference room. He was wearing an outrageously flashy light-purple shirt, grinning from ear to ear. The caption read: [New quarter. Starlight's brats, go all out for me—bonuses doubled!]

Henry realized it was on the way and nodded. "Alright, I'll take you there." "Great! Thank you so much!" Celeste replied excitedly. It made things easier and, more importantly, safer for her. When they left the airport, she asked, "By the way, what's your name?" "Henry Truman. And you?" "Me? You'll know me once I remove my sunglasses," Celeste said confidently. Even though she had only been in the entertainment industry for three years, she was already a hugely popular celebrity.

"Anyways. When you left, I did some digging because I really thought your mystery man had kidnapped you." "That's a great way to make someone freak out." "I did more digging." She turned the screen toward me before I could object, thumb already scrolling. "After the I*******m thing. I couldn't let it go, and today somebody in my study group said his name out loud like it was nothing, like everyone already knew, and I just..." She stopped scrolling and held the phone out. I looked down at a profile, verified, hundreds of thousands of followers, and at the top of it, in bold beneath a photo I recognized instantly:

Danial turned around. Over forty tournament qualifiers were staring at him. These weren't curious glances; they were frozen, wide-eyed stares. Over the past week and a half, his face had been plastered across every news platform and cultivator forum in the Capital. Now, they were trying to reconcile the broadcast legend with the teenager standing right in front of them. The Lightning Phantom. The Tribulation Fighter. The Mortal Who Challenged Heaven.

At this moment, Liam’s calm voice rang out, "I told you before, a non-existent Carver Lighting has no need to go public." After saying this, he seemed to recall something, raised an eyebrow, and asked, "Also, just like you asked me earlier, can you tell me, how great is the gap between us?" Liam’s words completely confirmed the guesses of everyone in the private room. They felt as if struck by lightning, their bodies trembling violently! The classmates in the room were fully aware. Carver Lighting, as a top-tier lighting company in Hestia, was a colossal enterprise. And such a company, which was in the process of going public, had collapsed in less than five minutes!