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    “I used to be a fan of Carole’s. However, I lost interest in her due to recent events.”


    “I suppose Kaiden was seated on the right side.”


    “Turn the camera to him. Let me catch a glimpse of his handsome face!”


    “Follow my instructions! I’ll give you a tip.”


    “Keep in mind, the program doesn’t permit the audience to offer tips.”


    The director addressed Kaiden, “Mr. Thorpe, our program is expected to be lengthy. It might be wise for you to take a break in the pavilion while awaiting Miss Gordon.”


    His presence had diverted the audience’s attention from the contestants’ exhibitions!


    “No, thank you,” Kaiden declined with a shake of his head, keeping his gaze fixed on Ellie. He remained steadfast, sitting in his original spot.


    Ellie whispered to a female assistant, “Ask Kaiden to leave. His presence is disrupting our work.”


    The assistant found herself torn between following Ellie’s directive and the potential risk of upsetting Kaiden.


    Laughter echoed among the spectators.


    “Wow, Ellie, you forgot to mute your microphone! We heard everything you said.”


    “If she had more experience in variety shows, she wouldn’t have made such a blunder.”


    “This is hrious! I get it now. Ellie isn’t fond of her husband!”


    “Shift the camera to Kaiden. It won’t disrupt your work.”


    “I prefer not to be with my husband when I’m working. I can’t resist stealing nces at him.”


    “They share a strong affection for each other!”


    “Ew! Witnessing Carole with them seems to disturb their affectionate rapport.”


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    “Now, let’s take a look at Kristopher’s work,” announced the host. Members of the team emerged from behind the stage, each holding a series of oversized photos: a sunset above the sea, a cliff in morning sunlight, seaside scenery, a bell tower on the square, a wine ss, and so on.


    Producing high-qualityndscape photos required a mastery of photography techniques.


    Everyone was captivated by the breathtaking beauty captured in the photos. Kaiden squinted, his disinterest clear, impatience evident on his face. He noticed a woman’s figure in each of thendscape photos: on the reef, within the wine ss, by the sea, under the sun.


    The woman was Ellie.


    In one photo, her bluish shawl adorned a chair on the beach’s right side. Another photo disyed the window of her bedroom, gleaming beside a cliff bathed in sunshine.


    Surprisingly missing from the photo of a bell tower overlooking a za, Kaiden couldn’t shake the feeling that Kristopher was trying to erase his presence alongside Ellie.


    “Miss Gordon, what do you think of the photo of the house on the cliff at dawn?” the host asked Ellie.


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