Chapter 1241 — Releasing the News Ahead of Time
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Gu Mengyao and Shen Yushu showed no excessive enthusiasm either. Gu Mengyao merely beckoned casually: "Xiaoxiao, come quick — a message has just been posted on Xu Shilan's official fan club website! According to a reliable source, Xu Shilan is planning a concert tour in the near future..."
"Really? Who knows if it's true or not? Posts on fan clubs aren't very trustworthy, are they?" Having been addressed so casually by Gu Mengyao, Feng Xiaoxiao lost her earlier awkwardness, ran to the bed, squeezed in beside Shen Yushu, and looked at the tablet in her hands.
"Who knows? But it shouldn't be a hoax, right? Look, this person's ID level is really high — an honorary moderator!" Gu Mengyao pointed at the poster's name on the tablet.
"Mm... so it is!" Feng Xiaoxiao nodded in some surprise. "So then, this news might actually be true?"
"Maybe. By tomorrow we should have definite news!" Gu Mengyao said.
After reading the post, the three of them lay on the bed in perfect harmony and watched a Xu Shilan music video, then turned off the lights and went to sleep. Everything was so natural, as though the three of them had always lived together — and it spared Feng Xiaoxiao a great deal of worry...
Xu Shilan watched Sister Wang busying herself at the computer and sidled over, curious.
In daily life Xu Shilan was no different from a little girl — curious, restless, lively, much like any ordinary person.
"Sister Wang? What are you busy with?" Xu Shilan glanced at the computer screen in front of Sister Wang and was immediately startled. "Sister Wang, why are you on my fan club website?"
"I'm going up to post something, to let a bit of news out first, so that when the decision is really made, it won't catch anyone off guard," Sister Wang said.
"Post something? Post what?" Xu Shilan peered at the screen, puzzled. "Huh? Sister Wang, isn't that your honorary moderator ID? Why are you saying I'm going to hold a concert? I have no such plans in the near future!"
"You do now — doesn't that make it so?" Sister Wang laughed. "These next few days, you may very well be holding a concert tour!"
"Why?" Xu Shilan was baffled. "Sister Wang, you know as well as I do that my headaches come on at unpredictable times. If one hits during a concert, it'll be hard to explain..."
Xu Shilan had this strange illness of headaches, which was also why she did not often appear in public performances. Even for concerts, only when there was no other choice would the company step in and hold one unilaterally, cooperating with no entertainment company or department — this too was out of fear that word of her strange headaches would spread.
When Xu Shilan's illness struck, the pain was unbearable, and such a strange ailment was naturally not something to make public. Only if her own company took full charge of a concert could it be guaranteed that, should a headache strike mid-performance, it could be properly covered up.