Perfect Secret Love novel Chapter 1153

Ye Mufan frowned. "What? Why wasn't this kind of problem addressed from the start?"

Most people walked on the red carpet individually or in pairs in order to obtain the longest exposure time. Now, they wanted his group to go up in a pack due to a lack of time?

Ye Mufan repressed his anger in his conversation with the staff member. "Moreover, this isn't in accordance with the rules."

The staff member impatiently said, "Plans can't keep up with change. The audience won't pay much attention to the people near the end anyway, so it's insignificant. There are only two minutes left for your group, so you can only have them walk it in two sections at the most. If you're unwilling to do it, you don't have to. There are many people waiting behind you, so please don't delay the schedule!"

After the staff member said that, he left in a hurry.

Ye Mufan was nearly angered to death. It was clearly the artists from Emperor Sky Entertainment who took up too much time in the beginning that created a time crunch for them. Yet, the staff said it was them who were delaying the schedule?

When Ye Wanwan saw Ye Mufan returning infuriated, she glanced at him. "Not enough time?"

Ye Mufan's expression stiffened. "You knew already?"

Ye Wanwan glanced at Ye Yiyi and Ling Shaozhe, who were taking their time talking to the hosts on stage. Emperor Sky Entertainment was taking up so much time, so the organizers had to squeeze out time from the people behind Emperor Sky to compensate for it.

The organizers didn't dare to offend a large company nor would they reduce the time for popular nominees, so they were the only option.

The weak were prey for the strong. The entertainment industry had always been like this.

Ye Wanwan said decisively, "We'll walk in two groups. Liu Qing and Zishan walk first. The rest of us will walk second."

Gong Xu, Luo Chen, and Han Xianyu all nodded to show their agreement.

After Emperor Sky Entertainment's artists finished walking, all that was left were small companies and unpopular artists. The dark throngs of photographers on each side were too lazy to even press their camera shutters.