Revenge of the Hideous Lady by Moonlight

Since Xyla Quest liked red roses, the stage was surrounded by white cotton and bright red roses...

At first glance, it seemed as if the flowers were in full bloom in a bed of clouds. It was a magnificent view...

X Entertainment's contract artists, trainees, and employees from each department were all gathered in the hall.

Right then, everyone occupied all five hundred tables in the large hall.

Popular artists like Josh Batton, Dave Wilkins, Noah Smith, Jay Corben, Morty Wayne, and Cadence Carmichael sat at the two tables nearest to the stage... Meanwhile, everyone else sat in the rows further behind...

The two seats next to where Josh sat were both empty. Those were reserved for Stanley Batton and Xyla Quest.

The other seats were taken up by Noah, Cadence, Jay, Morty, and a few of the high-level executives in the company.

Today, all staff members, including Josh, were dressed up. They were either in classy tuxedos or gowns.

Josh wore a pure black tuxedo coat with a white shirt on the inside. He didn't have a tie on, and there was a hint of casualness in his noble attire.

was a cheetah brooch from the Pluie de Cartier collection on his

his right index finger was a cheetah ring from

his head. He had light makeup on, and his shiny forehead and intricate facial features were on full display... Although there were many people in the hall and many handsome men around him, he still shone the brightest in

aura stood out from

his head down. When he was quiet like this, he appeared gentle and

shoes. His short hair was split in a ratio of three to seven, and he also had light makeup on. With makeup on, his facial features that

and gentle

lines on it and a white shirt on the inside. He still had his short staple hairstyle,

greeted him one after

a frigid and distant manner. He

even occasionally nudge Morty with

so that Morty would pay attention to him and hit

seemed to

of attention. However, they only paid attention to each other and nobody

the ceremony hadn't officially begun, many female artists and trainees in