Chapter 261

Scarlett’s POV Everett took several calls and returned to the room. I was staring at my phone, my expression grave. “What’s wrong?” he asked. I looked up at him. “Take a look at the netizens’ comments.” He took the phone from my hand and scanned the comments I had been reading. After a moment, Everett put the phone down and sat beside me. “Do you feel uneasy because the comments seem pretty positive now?” It had to be said—Everett understood me quite well. “Don’t you think so?” I looked at him, my brows furrowed. I had thought I wouldn’t care much about online opinions, but when it actually happened, I found myself unable to remain completely indifferent. I probably place too much importance on my work. I don’t want its reception to be influenced by external factors. “I understand how you feel.” Everett took my hand and said earnestly, “But you must also trust your fans’ judgment. All these years, you never revealed your personal details—not even your gender. With such vague informatio