Becoming the Richest by Farming
Chapter 295 - 0295 She has had incidents before_1

Chapter 295: 0295 She has had incidents before_1

When Ellen Young woke up in the morning, she received a message from Clinton White.

Naya York had withdrawn from the entertainment industry.

Ellen really didn’t care about this woman, whether she left the industry or not was none of her business.

Naya’s fans were both shocked and angry upon discovering she had withdrawn.

Of course, they thought that Ellen Young and Lucy Wood must have forced Naya York to retire, attracting the attention of thrill-seeking bystanders as well.

Unfortunately, they found that no matter how they sent messages, those containing the name Naya York attracted pitifully little attention, as if someone intentionally suppressed the messages.

Passersby who were there just for the spectacle gradually realized that someone was deliberately hushing it up, and quickly lost interest.

No one paid attention, and only Naya’s fans struggled on their own turf. True bystanders had no time to pay attention to a retired celebrity.

With time, her fans would come to adore other celebrities and Naya York would fade from their memory.

In the entertainment industry, it’s just that cruel.

Without appearances, without artworks or popularity, your fans might fall for someone else the next day no matter how loudly they proclaimed their love for you.

This is why many celebrities engage in antics and constantly buy spots on trending topics to keep themselves in the news, even at the risk of annoying publicity. It’s better than being forgotten.

Not just in the entertainment industry, it’s true for all things, just a few minutes of heat.

Many social issues, no matter how big, get gradually forgotten, but currently, the heat around Ellen Young’s issue was expected to last several days and nights.

It was simply too explosive.

Twitter had been abuzz for a week, and the excitement continued today.

Many people became interested in Ellen Young’s history, flipping through her live broadcast videos over and over, only to find that apart from being exceptionally skilled at peeling radishes, she hadn’t shown any extraordinary talents.

Except for the second week when she gave Lucy Wood the piano from Flora.

Now everyone knew that it might indeed have been a gift from Flora herself.

If she’s such an incredible person, it’s normal for her to know someone like Flora.

The lives of extraordinary people always draw attention, and many were eager to dig up information on Ellen Young. Unfortunately, aside from a few bloggers revealing some info, even the encyclopedia had no data about her, which puzzled everyone. How could such an incredible person not be mentioned in the encyclopedia?

The truth was that the people responsible for recording the data were in a bit of a bind.

To leak or not to leak the fact that she’s the chairman of Wanton Company?

Just the long list of her credentials would take a while to compile and put up.

Some even called Ellen Young to consult her opinion: "The decision has already been made to release your information. Would you like to review our initial draft?"

On the encyclopedia page, important life events are usually included, but certain things that aren’t suitable will definitely not be mentioned.

It also required Ellen Young’s personal consent.

"Do as you please,"

Ellen didn’t have many concerns: "Just handle it as you see fit."

Ellen herself was of a low-profile disposition; she simply followed the country’s lead and never interfered with its decisions.

Whether her identity was made public or not, she had no objections.

Previously, because her being so young and deeply involved in research was shocking and because she was studying abroad, the country, fearing incidents, continually suppressed her information.

Now that she was back in the country and the environment was better, especially since her identity had already been revealed, it was okay to release her information.

That former suppression was a form of protection for Ellen, after all, it wasn’t as if she had never had incidents happen to her.