BXBX NOVEL Chapter 539 - A Little Overboard
Chapter 539: A Little Overboard
“She has never asked or wished for anything from all of you. She has no obligation to be responsible for your thoughtless words.”
In the picture, Yan Huan was crouching on the floor and cleaning the face of a child whose body was covered in mud. She was putting on a plaster on the child’s forehead in the next photo.
She was cleaning a man’s hand carefully in another photo, his hand was so severely injured with exposed bones. She held a mineral water bottle in her hand and cleaned his wound meticulously before bandaging it. She was unbothered that her clothes were dishevelled and she was so thoroughly bathed in mud that even her shoes were unrecognizable.
Someone noticed that the man in the photo was none other than Lu Yi. His lips were cracked and he looked like an absolute mess, his body was ridden with injuries.
The next photo showed that Yan Huan was sitting in a car before coming out to distribute food to everyone. All the people in the photo appeared as though they had been submerged in mud.
None of their faces were clean.
Yan Huan was visibly shown hugging some sort of water basin while turbid muddy water was gushing behind her in the next photo. No, it was actually a river. The fierce current almost swept her away if not for the iron grasp of someone holding onto her.
The man’s hand was completely bandaged and it could clearly be seen that blood was soaking through it.
The subsequent photo displayed that Yan Huan was still holding the water basin in her arms, but it was none other than a baby who was sleeping soundly in the basin. The young child would have undoubtedly perished if not for Yan Huan saving him from the river.
There was a devastating mudslide incident in Peace City in that year, trapping hundreds of people under slime and debris. Prosecutor Lu was in charge of inspection during that time, whereas Yan Huan was on a vacation at the place with her manager. Coincidentally, she met dozens of people who were saved by Prosecutor Lu. They used the little food that Yan Huan brought to keep the villagers and the baby alive until the helicopter came to rescue them.
However, no one had ever spoken of it.
Luo Lin gave it a thought, and then commented,
“Do you trolls who came out of nowhere seriously think that no one can stop you? Thanks to all your heartless actions, you have tarnished the reputations of so many innocent celebrities.”
“If you had come for constructive criticism, we would have accepted it with an open mind and made improvements. However, if you are here with malicious intent, then we will make sure that you will pay for what you did.”
Luo Lin threw her phone aside after talking tough. She was speechless and infuriated. They were simply trying to shoot a movie here, what have they done wrong?
Yan Huan lowered her eyes and gently ran her fingers along the edge of the cup. As a matter of fact, she could tell what was happening.
It was impossible that outsiders would know about her matters in the Lu family. It was impossible that the outsiders would know that Lu Yi was beaten up and his girlfriend was a university lecturer. Although it was said that they used to be a couple, it was actually never made known to the public.
The person who had spread the news could only be someone from the Lu family.
Out of everyone from the Lu family, only one person deeply resented her. It was definitely Lu Qin. Old Master Lu was of course out of the question. Despite his clear distaste of her and his old fashioned character, he had a false sense of pride. Befouling her reputation would simply backfire on him and he would never attempt to do it.
Her phone rang right at this moment and she picked it up. It was a video call from Lu Yi.
“Don’t worry, I will take care of it.”
“I know,” Yan Huan replied as she rested her head and arms on the table. There was honestly nothing for her to worry about. People had done similar things to her many times in her past life, and she had to live with an absolutely rock-bottom reputation for years. She used to retaliate and fight about it, risking herself being expelled from the industry. However, she wisened up after that. She played along and kept up a brave front to survive in this cannibalistic environment. Soon, she was doing pretty well herself.
Success is for those who are patient enough. You are not fit to survive in the entertainment industry if you have no perseverance and endurance.
Therefore, she was not afraid and gave it no more thought. She would not buckle down and be banished from the entertainment industry so easily. She would have done it and not be here now if she could really do it.
Matters like leaving the industry was not to be taken lightly and required careful consideration too.
Thus, she was not as weak-hearted and sensitive as others had imagined, instead, she could persevere under immense stress. On the bright side, this might drive her internet searches and spur on her popularity. She was in fact very renowned, but there would always be younger newcomers. Thus, an extra boost from an unprecedented opportunity was definitely very much welcomed, even if it was not particularly pleasant news.
She ate, slept, and jogged as usual. Luo Lin’s weibo post was shared by Liang Chen, and further reposted by Qi Haolin. It was no surprise that the news promptly went viral after being shared by these two superstars.
As for those anti-fans, there could be no end to their relentless attacks, preying on every rumor and gossip that arose. Yan Huan would have let it go if those rumors were unimportant. However, they should never have spread rumors about Mother Yan.
The rumours claimed that Yan Huan was born out of wedlock, with her father unknown.
Her mother had already passed away, but they would not respect the dead and kept dispersing rumours. It was outrageous and inexcusable.
Yan Huan was absolutely exploding in anger.
Fine. She laughed coldly. Those anti-fans, let’s wait and see. She would go until the very end and do everything to reveal the pair of dirty, sullied hands behind this incident.
How preposterous, Liang Chen thought. She was not the victim in this case, yet she felt uncomfortable seeing the hurtful comments from these anti-fans. It would be unthinkable to be in Yan Huan’s shoes. It must have deeply scarred Yan Huan’s heart as she was really an orphan.
The lowest of the low was to besmirch one’s parents, it was even worse if they had passed away.
She posted a supporting message to Yan Huan on her Weibo.
“I don’t care what kind of a crazy anti-fan you are, but please stop. Why are you spreading rumours about someone who’s already passed away? Do you not have any conscience? All of us have parents, don’t take advantage of someone’s kindness and trample on them.”