Guessed about eighty or ninety percent of it, but… people really only want to believe what they want to see, and the truth they want to believe. So, is there really a truth to begin with? It's just about whether it's the answer they want to see or not. Aurelia Shaw took a selfie with her phone—the girl on the hospital bed looked exhausted, but still beautiful. Her long hair was lazily tied behind her, with a few strands casually resting by her ear. The corners of her lips drooped, revealing a troubled expression. Thıs text ıs hosted at 𝓷𝓸𝓿𝓮𝓵※𝓯𝓲𝓻𝓮※𝓷𝓮𝓽 This photo was completely different from her usual cool and glamorous style, but there's a lyric about "unexpected cuteness from contrast." Besides, this was a personal photo posted from Aurelia Shaw's private Weibo, which made it even more believable—it felt was her life behind the camera, her true self in private. She captioned the photo: Sigh, sitting at home and getting hit by a pot that fell from the sky. The comments section immediately exploded. "Queen, you're so cute and adorable! My inner fangirl is going crazy, beg the Queen to adopt me!" "Is the Queen sick? Why does she look so pale? Judging by the background, is this a hospital?" "Based on the angle of the sunlight and the hospital background, the goddess is probably at Q City's Central Hospital!" The deduction squad has arrived. Aurelia Shaw: "..." How are people this observant? Shaking in my boots. "The 'pot' that Queen mentioned must be about last night's news about her and Nathan Johnson, right? Hmpf, I absolutely believe in the Queen. It's obviously the journalists making things up. I'll always stand by her!" "To the commenter above, Manman has already clarified things. The people caught on camera last night were her and President Zhou, the media totally made things up. [Angry]" "Standing with the Queen." "Standing with the Queen." All the replies below are in perfect formation. "Tsk tsk, brainless fans. Your idol farts and you call it perfume. Lying with your eyes open—even with the video released you still say it's fake? Come on, if you've got better evidence put it out, otherwise stop the bullshit." Anti-fans soon showed up. The Shaw Family Army quickly responded, but everyone was rational and polite, never attacking the other side. Instead, they calmly reminded them that the video was blurry and trusting only the media's version is unreliable. They can choose not to believe the Queen, but please don't take sides just yet. The level-headed comments impressed Aurelia Shaw, and more than anything, she felt gratified and happy. The more popular you are, the more drama comes your way. She was now slowly on the rise—"Dawnsong" started from a high point. Even though she was only playing a supporting role, she was all too easily targeted and attacked by the other side, uh… If her fans blindly defended her by starting fights, cursing, and attacking others, it wouldn't bring her glory—it would slowly ruin her public image among bystanders. These things might seem trivial, but they're actually crucial to how far a person can go in their career. She felt so grateful to have such rational fans. Mason Nightshade came back with food and saw her with her head down, eyes lowered in thought. He was puzzled, "What's wrong?" "Nothing," she answered coolly. Halfway through their meal, her phone started buzzing. She opened it to see the latest push notification: "Rising star Aurelia Shaw suspected of being pregnant. Mr. Nightshade accompanies her for an OB-GYN checkup." Aurelia Shaw put her phone down. Mason Nightshade had also seen that push notification and glanced at her expression. Huh? She wasn't angry? Normally she'd be so mad her eyes would pop out and she'd be ready to argue with him, right? After a pause, Aurelia picked up her phone again and typed out a new post for Weibo: "After a get-together with the 'Dawnsong' crew yesterday, I got into a little car accident. Already had a checkup at the hospital—everything's fine, no need to worry. Thanks for the concern from all the media friends!" She ended it with a cheeky tongue-out emoji.