Phoenix Rising: From Heartache to Heroism

Chapter 409 Lack of Strong Support

Chapter 409 Lack of Strong Support

The following day, Hayden first visited the Frosts before delving into the issues surrounding the review of 'Nirvana and Rebirth'.

He also reached out to Zoren and Liam to set up dinner for the evening.

Having the right connections made this investigation relatively simple.

By early afternoon, Hayden had gathered solid information and informed Violeta, "The review hasn't failed. There's been a complaint, and they're in the process of verifying it." "A complaint?" Violeta was startled.

Who made a complaint?

"Where did that come from? What's the current status? Is there a risk of failing the review?"

"They're just dealing with the complaint now. Once that's resolved, it should pass."

Violeta took a moment to absorb the news. "Alright, I understand. Thanks for checking on it."

Hayden responded, "No problem. I'll monitor the situation. I'll send you the address for tonight's dinner. Zoren and Liam will be there. You just need to show up." "Alright."

After ending the call, Violeta felt a heavy burden on her shoulders.

She had a strong suspicion about who might have lodged the complaint.

would resort to

Zelena were aware of the potential negative impact of

the submitted version was a thoroughly

sure what Zelena had claimed in

longer the review took, the more it suggested that the clean version had no issues. Otherwise, the show would have been

aback

ask for help? You

her phone down. "An old university

well-placed to get

from Violeta's description that her university senior wasn't much

the extensive connections suggested a prominent position,

a connection was

of channel. This contact was

young and accomplished

"Honestly, I don't know what he

chuckled. "Alright, I won't

I

Aster then interjected, "Wait,

identify who filed the complaint? Whoever did this is truly malicious, deliberately

else could it be? It's easy to guess the few people in the industry who

Tracy or Lydia."

her head. "Eugene, you're mistaken. It's