While Nina Quinn’s family was busy hosting Justin Callahan’s parents and eagerly anticipating their upcoming engagement ceremony, Silas Donovan, who also participated in "Competition Dance," suddenly posted a medical injury report on Weibo.
Alongside multiple soft tissue bruises, there was also a report of a fractured right pinky finger.
Of course, there was also a paragraph of text following the injury report.
"The reason I haven’t been active recently is because I was injured. The reason I only disclosed it now is because I didn’t want you to worry about me."
After all, Silas Donovan is a top influencer now, and his girlfriend fans are famously combative within the circle.
So his short text quickly stirred up a massive reaction within minutes,
"Oh my God, I thought there were not many close-up shots of Silas in this episode of ’Competition Dance,’ such a waste of his good looks, turns out he was injured."
"Who did this? Which bastard did it, I want all his information in five minutes."
"Our Silas has been wronged. Don’t worry, we will definitely seek justice for you."
Soon, the news about Silas Donovan’s injury trended on social media.
Even though he didn’t discuss details about the injury, fans couldn’t resist digging into it.
Many fans discovered that during the time he was injured, Silas Donovan didn’t take on any other engagements and was earnestly preparing for the "Competition Dance" show.
Thus, the injury probably happened within the "Competition Dance" crew.
As a result, the security measures of "Competition Dance" were once again thrust into the spotlight.
Holly Houston, upon receiving the news, hurried back to the program team.
"Silas Donovan, you’re not here to ruin my show, are you?"
Previously, the incident of Nina Quinn being pushed down by July Quinn had already led many to question the safety within the "Competition Dance" crew, and Holly Houston had been making efforts to iron out relations, allowing the program to carry on smoothly.
But now, just as things had calmed down, Silas Donovan once again placed the program back in the eye of the storm.
Silas Donovan and Holly Houston were high school classmates, and their families had a long-standing friendship.
When Silas Donovan initially launched his career, the Houston family also played a certain role in it.
Thus, this time, Holly Houston’s first time planning the program, Silas Donovan volunteered to participate to repay the Houston family.
However, considering the current situation, Holly Houston had no choice but to doubt Silas Donovan’s motives.
"Holly, I didn’t intend to ruin your program. Didn’t you see my latest Weibo post? Don’t worry, I just want to use this opportunity to punish someone."
Silas Donovan glanced at his fractured pinky finger, his eyes revealing a coldness that hadn’t been seen before in front of the camera. Google seaʀᴄh novel(ꜰ)ire.net
He originally thought this time he would have to suffer in silence, unable to speak about his grievances.
But now the whole internet was denouncing July Quinn, which gave him hope.
And when Holly Houston heard Silas Donovan’s words, she hurriedly took out her phone to check.
Soon, she saw the text on Silas Donovan’s latest Weibo post.
"Everyone, feel free to guess, I apologize deeply for the trouble caused to the ’Competition Dance’ crew. To avoid causing further difficulties for the program crew, I will explain the reasons for my injury. It was July Quinn who had someone beat me up. As for the reason, I think it’s because I greeted her in the program, she was too lazy to respond, and afterward, the internet kept denouncing her, so she targeted me."
This text had been posted for less than five minutes, yet had already garnered tens of thousands of comments.
But Holly Houston couldn’t care about the specific contents for the moment, and asked Silas Donovan in surprise, "You were beaten by July Quinn?"
Holly Houston had always assumed that it was Silas Donovan’s romantic entanglements outside that led to the beating.
Yet now Silas Donovan said it was July Quinn, leaving Holly Houston feeling an inexplicable strangeness.