Jessica hesitated for a moment before answering the phone finally.
She couldn't hide forever. This time, the matter was quite serious. It could be considered the biggest
incident since she entered the entertainment industry.
Although she would be irritated when being questioned, she must answer the phone, for fear that her
family would be worried.
After taking a deep breath, Jessica picked up the phone and said, "Mom."
"Jessica..." Arabel's voice was very gentle.
Jessica was anxious. The last time she heard Arabel speak to her in such a gentle tone, she was still in
the primary school.
She asked directly, "Mom, have you read all the news about me on the Internet?"
Arabel was silent for a moment, "Yes, I have."
"Don't worry; I can take care of it. Go have fun with your friends. Don't stare at your phone all day
long..."
Arabel interrupted her, "What's wrong with you and Carl? Is the news online true?"
Here it came.
"Mom, both Carl and I are grown-ups. We have our own standpoints. It's no longer like when we were
kids. I can take care of it."
Jessica's words could be considered as a yes.
Arabel watched the two grow up together. Their relationship had been good since they were children,
but how could they end up like this.
"I see."
Hearing Arabel's low tone, Jessica's voice became gentler, "I love you."
Jessica soothed Arabel for a while and cheered her up before hanging up the phone.
She raised her head and saw Molly standing not far away.
"What are you waiting for? Come here." Jessica waved at Molly.
When Molly returned from her conversation with the producer over the phone just now, she saw
Jessica answering her family's phone, so she did not come to disturb Jessica.
Molly walked over and said to Jessica, "The producer says there are indeed fans visiting the crew
today, and the crew didn't expect your fans to be there as well."
Jessica pondered for a moment and said, "Contact my fan club. No matter what the situation on the
Internet is, tell them not to participate in it."
"Right now, most of the people on the Internet are supporting you." Molly felt there was no need to let
her fans keep silent.
"Right now, they are supporting me, and everyone is criticizing Carl, thinking that I have been bullied.
But who knows what would happen later? Besides, the film critic is obviously guiding the public
opinions. I think someone must have instructed him to do so."
The film critic could become a social media influencer at such a young age, not only because he could
express his new ideas, but also because he could keep himself from trouble.
This time, he made such a comment. Once he failed to guide the public opinions, he would be a target.
If it weren't for the benefits, he wouldn't have taken such a big risk.
Molly nodded, "Yes."
Jessica reminded her again, "Turn off the phone after contacting them. Let's go have dinner."
Things had gotten so serious that if they didn't turn off their phones, their phones would keep ringing.
"Carl, what's wrong with you? You've been looking at your phone since the afternoon, and you've been
frowning." Sivan leaned against the bed and looked at Carl worriedly.
"It's fine." Carl smiled gently at her, "Let's have dinner now."
"Alright." Sivan obediently replied him, but she was somewhat impatient in her heart. She felt
something must have happened.
However, when she was asleep, her phone was stolen, and Carl asked someone to get it back. It had
fallen onto the ground and was broken.
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