Revenge of the Hideous Lady by Moonlight

Josh Batton smiled gently as he followed bodyguards into the mall with Annabeth Cates next to him. While he did so, he raised his hand and kept waving at his fans... Wherever he looked, people were screaming crazily...

Their voices were shrill.

There were even female fans who felt suffocated because they couldn't handle how good Josh looked...

Josh wore a champagne-colored silk shirt and a pair of light purple pants. He also had a casual, ash-green windbreaker on the outside and a pair of white sneakers. His hair was split in a neat three-to-seven ratio, and his bangs were slightly curled with hair wax.

Josh had a clean, sharp, and refreshing appearance.

Although it was clearly a very difficult style to pull off, Josh was able to do it perfectly and charmingly.

"D*mn... He's so handsome..."

"What kind of god is this? I can't take it anymore, sisters. I need an ambulance..."

"Josh, focus on your work. You're not allowed to get into a relationship. Wait for me to marry you!"

Everyone said something one after another. They were shouting all kinds of stuff.

Although Josh heard everything, he didn't reply at all. Instead, he kept waving at his fans.

a word, it was more than enough for the female fans who came after

dare to ask for more.

only wanted their idol to shine on stage. As for whether their idol would look at them,

of the shopping

on more than

people inside the mall saw Josh, they

all stayed at the front while

stage had already been set up in the center of the mall's first

that kept playing Josh's

down a lush forest

of the forest, he saw a huge tree with a multitude of Chanel perfume bottles hanging from it. Then, he casually retrieved

it once

Josh indulgently closed his eyes as he gently sniffed. He had a look of enjoyment on his

the video, Josh was so gentle that he looked like a boy next door. On the other hand, he seemed so pure that he resembled

Josh arriving, she immediately smiled warmly. "Alright, please join me in welcoming the megastar, Josh Batton,

there was

cheering nearly