“How could that be? Grandma’s fine!” Yuan Yuan glared at Nan Yue irritably, then noticed something and looked puzzled. “Are you… that person?” She couldn’t recall Nan Yue’s name immediately, so she simply checked Weibo on her phone, viewed the video from the trending topic, and only then confirmed.
“Is that Nan Yue?!” As a star-chasing girl, she wasn’t surprised to be recognized and readily admitted, “It’s me.” Her confident demeanor, devoid of any embarrassment or hesitation, left Yuan Yuan momentarily stunned, her expression filled with a strange and complex mixture of emotions.
After a moment, Yuanyuan finally asked, “Did you come to see MOON too?” “Um?” Nan Yue instinctively looked at the poster hanging ahead—it featured MOON, a five-member boy group and currently the hottest male group around.
In particular, Jiang Xulin, the band’s captain and lead vocalist, ranks among the very few top-tier celebrities with massive influence in today’s entertainment industry.
The other team members each have their own strengths, covering a wide range of areas and having garnered numerous fans.
This can be seen from the following screams.
“Today is a day off—just go out for a walk casually,” Yuan Yuan said, looking at her with some skepticism, then glancing at Grandma sitting calmly in the chair. She thought to herself that Grandma probably didn’t recognize either of them; it was unlikely she had approached intentionally.
But why did she specifically ask Grandma to cooperate in lying and call her over? At that moment, Yuan Yuan couldn’t think about Nan Yue; remembering that her little friend was still downstairs, she sent her a message asking her to take more photos and send them to her promptly.
After sending the message, I still wanted to check out the Weibo super topic to see if there were any new images available.
As soon as I opened Weibo, I heard screams coming from downstairs, mingled with some discordant noise and exclamations.
“What’s going on?” Yuan Yuan looked down and instinctively thought that some malicious fans were causing trouble.
Then I saw the area below completely chaotic—some people were trying to rush onto the event stage amidst the chaos. Fortunately, the security guards intervened promptly, protecting MOON’s five members and quickly clearing a path for their emergency retreat.
Soon, security personnel and staff from the mall arrived on site, determined to maintain order. However, with the massive crowd of fans all eager to chase after the departing members, it proved extremely difficult to control the situation.
It was heartbreaking to witness numerous women being knocked down by collisions, with even stampedes occurring. Although none resulted in fatalities, the incident left Yuan Yuan deeply shaken and filled with lingering fear.
If Grandma hadn’t been kept back and I hadn’t been called up, I’d probably have ended up as a victim.
And at her age, Yuan Yuan couldn’t even imagine what would happen if someone just pushed her casually.
At that very moment, a hand gently patted her back.
“Don’t worry, nothing serious has happened.” As soon as Nan Yue finished speaking, the situation on the first floor miraculously stabilized; the fans suddenly ceased acting impulsively and dispersed orderly in both directions.
Then, Yuanyuan noticed a gap in the middle where a middle-aged couple—clearly not fans—was being restrained by several security guards and escorted away.
The other injured fans were taken aside by mall staff to rest, and it seemed they would be transported to the hospital.
Yuan Yuan finally breathed a sigh of relief: “Thankfully it was at Shengshi Department Store… I hope MOON’s brothers won’t be affected.” If such news spreads online, it could trigger another wave of malicious attacks—it’s truly exhausting to think about.
Seeing her worried expression, Nanyue felt a touch of envy—young people tend to be forgetful and don’t dwell on many things for long.
However, this incident will not have any negative impact on MOON; instead, it presents a new opportunity.
Just as he had finished thinking this, Nan Yue heard the little girl beside him and suddenly remembered something, asking her.
“Did you know something was going to happen?”