Chapter 44: Little wolf cub (1)
Sirius was currently the most popular idol male group in China and its three members, Tan Tian, Lang Xing, and Ou Qi had become some of the most famous artists of the country right after their debut. Their popularity had never gone down and in just two years, they had already won many awards and since Lang Xing had become last year Idol Competion’s dance champion, Sirius had risen to new heights again.
Anyone that could invite them as guests for the second public performance would instantly cause a huge sensation and as Qiao Dai’s fan, Ou Qi naturally wanted to help. He walked briskly to their lounge and as soon as he pushed the door open, he rushed to his teammate.
“Brother, I need to tell you something.”
Ou Qi told Tan Tian with excitement about his idea. After listening to him, Tan Tian looked apologetically at Qiao Dai and said: “I’m sorry, we have to think about it. We cannot agree right now.”
As he spoke, he looked at Ou Qi who had no choice but to nod his head before he whispered: “That… I mean…”
Ou Qi breathed deeply, a little regretful. He turned to Qiao Dai and muttered with some embarrassment: “Sister Daidai, I’m so sorry…”
Qiao Dai quickly waved her hand. The members of Sirius were all her seniors, she was already very grateful for the boy to be willing to help. How could she blame him if he couldn’t? Something must have happened to them, even their agent looked somewhat anxious; Qiao Dai realized she was intruding and after exchanging their contact information, she went to look for suitable guests.
As soon as she left, the agent sat down and frowned.
“Has anybody heard about Lang Xing?”
The two idols shook their heads. Even his teammates couldn’t get in touch with him, it seemed that Lang Xing had disappeared again.
The agent sighed. The members of Sirius were fantastic artists but their flaw was that Lang Xing was a strange character. When the group had been formed, he had added additional terms to the contract; the agency had to accept the fact that sometimes it was impossible to contact him and he had also refused to stay in the apartment rented for him.
The company had reluctantly agreed to his conditions. In the past two years, Lang Xing had not delayed any training or concert but would occasionally disappear and return after a few days. After a while, the agency had stopped caring and accepted Lang Xing was somewhat of an eccentric.
“Didn’t you say that a reporter had found his home address? Isn’t he there?”
The agent shook his head in his turn and sighed again. He shouldn’t be so anxious, Lang Xing was an adult and he was almost 190 cm tall. There were very few people that could hurt him or take advantage of him.
But where was he?
***
“I apologize, Miss Qiao. Your trip today was in vain.”
After leaving Sirius’ lounge, the staff had led Qiao Dai around to talk to more artists. Unfortunately, people were either unavailable or not currently in the building and needed to be contacted another day. In the end, Qiao Dai strolled around for the whole afternoon and made no progress.
“It’s okay. I’m sorry for troubling you all day.”
Qiao Dai wasn’t discouraged. She had already been prepared to find nobody today and when she heard her host, she quickly said she wasn’t disappointed.
The woman had been working here for a long time and thought it was rare to find people as patient and understanding at Qiao Dai. After all, people in the circle would inevitably become somewhat arrogant with time and stop caring about staff members like her.
She glanced at the dark sky from the big windows. Clouds had gathered and the howling wind hit the glass with a heavy sound. It was clearly about to rain.
Qiao Dai had come by car and it had been sunny when she had arrived. She didn’t bring an umbrella and Galaxy’s headquarters was built in a park. To get to a taxi, she would have to walk outside for a bit without any shelter from the rain.
“Miss Qiao, let me get you my umbrella.”
The woman went to get one from the office and handed it to her but Qiao Dai refused. She shook her head and said: “No, no, what about you?”
She wasn’t a fan of the rain because it made the ocean fierce. But she was a sea otter, what raindrop could scare her? Unlike her, ordinary people would catch a cold and get sick if they stayed too long under heavy rain.
The woman smiled and put the umbrella in Qiao Dai’s hands.
“I’m fine, I will ask my boyfriend to pick me up.”
Boyfriend. Qiao Dai blinked, a bit confused.
As she walked toward the exit, the rain gradually increased. Qiao Dai listened to the sound of the rain on the windows and slowly made her way to the lobby on the first floor.
Chapter 44: Little wolf cub (1)
Sirius was currently the most popular idol male group in China and its three members, Tan Tian, Lang Xing, and Ou Qi had become some of the most famous artists of the country right after their debut. Their popularity had never gone down and in just two years, they had already won many awards and since Lang Xing had become last year Idol Competion’s dance champion, Sirius had risen to new heights again.
Anyone that could invite them as guests for the second public performance would instantly cause a huge sensation and as Qiao Dai’s fan, Ou Qi naturally wanted to help. He walked briskly to their lounge and as soon as he pushed the door open, he rushed to his teammate.
“Brother, I need to tell you something.”
Ou Qi told Tan Tian with excitement about his idea. After listening to him, Tan Tian looked apologetically at Qiao Dai and said: “I’m sorry, we have to think about it. We cannot agree right now.”
As he spoke, he looked at Ou Qi who had no choice but to nod his head before he whispered: “That… I mean…”
Ou Qi breathed deeply, a little regretful. He turned to Qiao Dai and muttered with some embarrassment: “Sister Daidai, I’m so sorry…”
Qiao Dai quickly waved her hand. The members of Sirius were all her seniors, she was already very grateful for the boy to be willing to help. How could she blame him if he couldn’t? Something must have happened to them, even their agent looked somewhat anxious; Qiao Dai realized she was intruding and after exchanging their contact information, she went to look for suitable guests.
As soon as she left, the agent sat down and frowned.
“Has anybody heard about Lang Xing?”
The two idols shook their heads. Even his teammates couldn’t get in touch with him, it seemed that Lang Xing had disappeared again.
The agent sighed. The members of Sirius were fantastic artists but their flaw was that Lang Xing was a strange character. When the group had been formed, he had added additional terms to the contract; the agency had to accept the fact that sometimes it was impossible to contact him and he had also refused to stay in the apartment rented for him.
The company had reluctantly agreed to his conditions. In the past two years, Lang Xing had not delayed any training or concert but would occasionally disappear and return after a few days. After a while, the agency had stopped caring and accepted Lang Xing was somewhat of an eccentric.
“Didn’t you say that a reporter had found his home address? Isn’t he there?”
The agent shook his head in his turn and sighed again. He shouldn’t be so anxious, Lang Xing was an adult and he was almost 190 cm tall. There were very few people that could hurt him or take advantage of him.
But where was he?
***
“I apologize, Miss Qiao. Your trip today was in vain.”
After leaving Sirius’ lounge, the staff had led Qiao Dai around to talk to more artists. Unfortunately, people were either unavailable or not currently in the building and needed to be contacted another day. In the end, Qiao Dai strolled around for the whole afternoon and made no progress.
“It’s okay. I’m sorry for troubling you all day.”
Qiao Dai wasn’t discouraged. She had already been prepared to find nobody today and when she heard her host, she quickly said she wasn’t disappointed.
The woman had been working here for a long time and thought it was rare to find people as patient and understanding at Qiao Dai. After all, people in the circle would inevitably become somewhat arrogant with time and stop caring about staff members like her.
She glanced at the dark sky from the big windows. Clouds had gathered and the howling wind hit the glass with a heavy sound. It was clearly about to rain.
Qiao Dai had come by car and it had been sunny when she had arrived. She didn’t bring an umbrella and Galaxy’s headquarters was built in a park. To get to a taxi, she would have to walk outside for a bit without any shelter from the rain.
“Miss Qiao, let me get you my umbrella.”
The woman went to get one from the office and handed it to her but Qiao Dai refused. She shook her head and said: “No, no, what about you?”
She wasn’t a fan of the rain because it made the ocean fierce. But she was a sea otter, what raindrop could scare her? Unlike her, ordinary people would catch a cold and get sick if they stayed too long under heavy rain.
The woman smiled and put the umbrella in Qiao Dai’s hands.
“I’m fine, I will ask my boyfriend to pick me up.”
Boyfriend. Qiao Dai blinked, a bit confused.
As she walked toward the exit, the rain gradually increased. Qiao Dai listened to the sound of the rain on the windows and slowly made her way to the lobby on the first floor.
