My Beloved Has Risen from Death’s Embrace

A cold, deep voice called from inside, “Come in.”

Holding a folder, Hans entered the office. “Mr. President, you instructed us to intercept any negative media exposure concerning Miss Xanthea. Today, the company intercepted a set of photos, but I’m not sure if they qualify as negative news?”

At the mention of “Xanthea,” the man signing contracts behind the desk suddenly paused.

Orion slowly lifted his head, “What?”

Hans took out the photos from the folder, placing them neatly before him.

In the photos, Xanthea was seen giving Benjamin a gift, the two of them looking at each other and smiling: Benjamin courteously shielding Xanthea from a car door, careful not to let her bump her head; at a cast dinner, Benjamin making his way through the crowd, his gaze towards Xanthea filled with ambiguous affection, and more.

Orion picked up the last photo of the two sweetly embracing. His dark eyes brewed a storm, almost piercing a hole through the man’s silhouette in the photo.

“Have they been verified?”

entire office seem encased in

have been authenticated by our tech department. The photos are unaltered originals, and the whistleblower is April, who plays Vivian in the

chuckle was hoarse and terrifying, his

night, at Sunset

looking into each other’s

“Isn’t this too much?”

the notebook full of “key points” she had written,

harder than scientific

the entertainment industry? Why did she agree to act in

down on the desk, Benjamin couldn’t help but smile, “Rome wasn’t

attention, but it’s not easy to excel–it

to excel; she just needed

nce scene.