Chapter 951


    "I think Honey is pretty good," Sylvia felt that the man''s tone had a hint of jealousy, inexplicably?


    She shouldn''t have felt wrong, right?


    "Is that so?" Franklin''s eyes dimmed slightly, giving her a faint nce. Sylvia always felt that his


    voice had a touch of sarcasm.


    "She works very seriously. When filming ''Fake Rich Girl,'' she would dive when told to dive, and roll


    in the muddy water when told to. I think her attitude is pretty good," Sylvia began to enumerate


    Honey''s advantages. Although this woman was a bit mischievous when she first met her, she


    changed for the betterter on and turned out to be quite nice.


    Especially since she was an artist from Maskelyne Entertainment.


    Who wouldn''t want to support their own?


    Isn''t it better to support their own rather than those outside who are hypocritical and treacherous?


    "Everything you said is right."


    Franklin didn''t want to argue with her over such trivial matters. He just felt a bit ufortable.


    But speaking of which, the couple rarely fought. Since their divorce and remarriage, he realized that


    his tolerance for Sylvia was quite high.


    What his wife said was always right, what his wife did was always right.


    Whatever his wife did or said was always correct.


    So... if Honey wasing, she was just another woman.


    Sylvia nced at Franklin with a sneer, teasing him with that beautiful face, "Mr. Maskelyne, she is


    your artist."


    Franklin picked up the remote and turned on the TV. A certain channel was airing an entertainment


    interview program, "Recently, variety show director Darnell has prepared a new program and invited


    several artists to participate. It is said that all these artists have refused. Why is that? Let''s interview


    one of the invited artists, Ms. Genevieve Higgins."


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    "Ms. Higgins was nominated for Best Supporting Actress not long ago. Her portrayal of the evil


    viiness was highly appreciated by the audience."


    The camera switched to Genevieve, who was dressed in a pale white dress with delicate makeup


    on her face. The host intentionally asked her about this to boost her ego. "I and Darnell have


    worked together before. I refused his invitation this time, and I am still a bit guilty about it, but I am


    really too busy."


    She said it beautifully, creating an image of herself being very busy with many projects and very


    popr.


    The host, also enjoying the show, asked, "Can you reveal the theme of Darnell''s program? Many


    people are curious about it, as many artists have refused."


    Genevieve hesitated and looked at the host, "Is this appropriate? After all, I haven''t participated,


    and it might be unfair to reveal someone else''s program, right?"


    "You didn''t sign any confidentiality agreements. Just treat it as promoting him." The host said as if


    their show had high ratings.


    Sylvia frowned at the TV, "Is this show trying to make a spectacle out of Darnell?"


    People in this circle always liked to praise themselves and belittle others, which was disgusting.


    Darnell couldn''t attract investments, no TV station supported his ns, and almost all of his


    previous programs had failed. He had be a joke in the entertainment industry.


    These people were taking the opportunity tough at him.


    And to elevate themselves.


    "One of the unwritten rules in the circle." Franklin sneered, "Do they really think they''re someone?


    An invisible host dares to act so arrogantly?"


    Darnell was indeed a talented person, Franklin had seen his ns and found them excellent.


    He was about to turn off the TV but Sylvia stopped him, "Don''t turn it off, I want to see what they''re


    up to."


    On the TV, Genevieve looked embarrassed as she said, "Since you asked, I guess I should answer.


    Let''s consider it as free publicity for Darnell. The core content of this program is ''Go Everywhere'',


    which means traveling to remote ces like mountains, forests, or deserts. The conditions are very


    harsh..."


    She made it sound good, but the underlying meaning was unclear. She was actually saying, ''We are


    all morous and you want me to suffer in the desert? You want me to endure hardship in the


    mountains?''


    She almost said, ''Is this nned insane?''


    "Well, with such harsh conditions, it''s no wonder everyone refused. Probably no one will ept it,"


    the host shrugged. "Hope Darnell''s program can be recorded sessfully."


    After they finished speaking, they chuckled knowingly.


    Theughter was very grating, filled with mockery and disdain.


    Sylvia''s eyes turned cold instantly. "It''s ridiculous."


    She called Darnell, "How is the invitation going?"


    Darnell immediately reported, "All the artists you rmended have agreed and signed contracts,


    except for those two inte celebrities."


    "It''s okay. Find a few amateurs, such as experts in a certain field or volunteers," Sylvia suggested


    and rmended a few more people to Darnell.


    Later that evening, Darnell replied to Sylvia again, "Miss Andrews, none of these people are


    coming."


    As only three or four artists agreed to be guests, there weren''t enough highlights. Sylvia


    contemted for a moment, "It''s okay. Let''s focus on other things first. The invitations can be


    postponed. If necessary, let''s start with the program."


    Franklin sat beside her, "If you''re going to participate, I''ll join you. I''ve never been on any program


    before."


    Sylvia was stunned, looking at the man''s devastatingly handsome face in shock, "You... a CEO


    participating in a variety show?"


    Is this a mistake?


    It didn''t seem like something Franklin would do!


    Franklin cleared his throat awkwardly, looking a bit unnatural. "Since it''s the program you''re doing, I


    naturally want to support my wife''s career."


    In fact, he just thought that if Sylvia was recording a program for a month, he might not see her,


    which made him feel restless and uneasy. The idea of not seeing her made him ufortable.


    So he decided to join the program after some thought.


    "All right, let''s go together." Sylvia reached out and held his warm, dry hand, a smile ying on her


    lips. "Let''s consider it our honeymoon trip."


    Who goes to such remote ces for their honeymoon?


    Franklin looked down at her, inadvertently pressing his lips against her red lips, "Okay."


    At eight o''clock that evening, the official Twitter ount of the variety show "Go Everywhere" was


    officiallyunched.


    Once it wasunched, they also tagged Honey, Terry, and Jacky, three artists.


    These three artists were quite amodating, all of them retweeting the tweet andmenting.


    Honey: "Looking forward to the recording in three days, Go Everywhere, here wee!"


    Terry: "Go Everywhere is a very meaningful program, looking forward to it."


    Jacky: "I''m going to be on a variety show! This is my first notice of the year, cherish it!"


    Terry, a veteran actress who had always yed supporting roles, was in her fifties but physically


    strong and a kind auntie.


    Despite being recognized by the audience for ying supporting roles all her life, her sry was


    low, and she hadn''t worked in many years. But with pressures at home, she decided to participate


    even though it was a program that many artists refused to go on.


    Jacky was a young star who had been in the industry for several years, usually doing extra work.


    Handsome and without background or connections, he had only done extra work so far. This was


    the first time a program actively approached him to appear on a variety show this year.


    He was excited, even though there were rumors that many people were unwilling to participate in


    the program and had refused. But he decided to go because the pay was much better than doing


    extra work, so he epted.


    Any kind of exposure was better than none.


    The most prominent figure among them was Honey recently in ''The Beggarly Girl Is A Noble Lady,''


    her poprity, including her fan base, had skyrocketed.


    After she posted the tweet, many fans leftments, "Is this a show that sister is doing? Go


    Everywhere? This is the first time I''ve heard of such a program."


    "Goddess, I have a rtive in the industry who works as staff. They said no one wants to go on this


    show! Why did you agree?"


    "Oh no! Goddess, please don''t go, What are you going to do in the mountains? Yesterday


    Genevieve said this show is no good, very tough."


    "Don''t want to see the big-chested goddess suffer."


    "What will you do if you suffer, what about your chest?"


    Honey looked at thesements in a wry smile and replied, "Go Everywhere is a very meaningful


    program. Our first stop is in the deep depths of Cool Mountain, the scenery is beautiful, but we are


    going to do something very important. You''ll see when the show airs. Stay tuned."


    She was sitting in the office of the Maskelyne Entertainment agent, happily sipping a cup of freshly


    brewed tea. "These fans really love to worry."


    "Honey, why are you so happy?" a woman in a halter dress walked over and nced at her phone


    screen.


    "It''s all because of that Go Everywhere program. After I posted the tweet, they all started moring


    for me not to go. They said Genevieve criticized the program yesterday." Honey looked helpless,


    "That Genevieve is such a big mouth."


    "She always likes to stir up some trouble." The woman sat next to her, "Honey, is this program really


    okay? Maybe you should reconsider?"


    Honey put down her phone and looked at her seriously. "Chelsea, we''re good friends. I think this


    program is very meaningful. You don''t have any projectstely, why don''t you join me? I''ll talk to


    Darnell."


    "Me?" Chelsea was taken aback. She didn''t have as much poprity as Honey did. She usually


    yed small roles like the fourth or fifthdy, and she couldn''t even get the role of the thirddy.