Predestined Bride

Jessica nodded thoughtfully, “This is indeed a bit strange and we don’t know why they did this.”

Molly said solemnly, “I will figure it out.”

“Don’t take it too seriously.” Jessica returned the phone to Molly. “Perhaps they are just a group of organized anti-fans.”

Seeing that Jessica did not care much, Molly felt much more relieved.

“Maybe,” Molly replied but she inwardly decided to investigate this matter.

Jessica set the breakfast well and asked Molly to have breakfast.

After breakfast, Jessica took out her phone to search the topic.

When she found it, she habitually refreshed the page and saw a lot of new answers.

Some were defending Jessica and they sounded like her fans.

Jessica thought for a moment, and then looked up at Molly, “If some proper media want to interview me, you can consent.”

She didn’t want to be a social media star, but she already had a number of fans, so she needed to find an opportunity to comfort her fans.

Molly roughly knew what Jessica was thinking and replied, “Alright.”

Jessica still had to go to the crew to attend a meeting today.

After breakfast, Molly drove Jessica to the crew.

On the way, Jessica took out her mobile phone and scanned the news about Coconut Milk on the Internet.

Just now, some latest news refreshed.

“It is reported that Coconut Milk started to see a psychiatrist half a year ago…”

The news was released by the authority so it must be true.

In this way, Coconut Milk indeed died from depression.

However, no one knew why she got depressed.

“Jessica, what are you looking at?” Molly glanced at her phone and vaguely saw her screen.

“I’m watching the news about Coconut Milk.” Jessica did not look up and answered, “It’s reported that she started to see a psychiatrist half a year ago.”

“What’s the reason?” Molly frowned slightly.

In recent years, there are more and more people working in the entertainment industry have had psychological problems. As agents, they should not only care about the work of artists but also pay attention to the mental health of artists.

“It has something to do with her company,” Jessica said.

Although it was not stated in the announcement directly, this message was revealed in the context.

“Oh, I see…” Molly heaved a sigh of relief.

She was a little worried that Jessica would have had such a problem before, but when she heard that it was because of the company, she felt relieved.

After all, Jessica wouldn’t be treated unfairly in the company.

In the past, when she worked in Tip Top, Carl was the boss. He helped her but did not put too much pressure on her, so she was relatively relaxed and at ease.

Jessica should not have problems with her work.

If she did, then it was because of their relationship.

“What’s the matter?” Jessica also noticed Molly’s relieved expression and felt a little puzzled.

“Nothing. I’m just thinking that some celebrities really have a tough life.” Molly sighed.

Jessica turned off her phone and didn’t answer.

Molly thought for a moment and asked, “You and Carl? Are you okay?”

“What do you think?” Jessica paused slightly.

“I feel like you guys…” Molly pondered, not sure how to say it.

Jessica said straightforwardly, “We are going to break up.”This is from NôvelDrama.Org.