is truly healing!

Chapter 82 is truly healing!

Not only Pei Xiyan saw Sana's actions, but also the fans and Park Ji-ah in the audience.

Some fans curiously turned around to see who Sana Minatozaki was comparing her moves with.

"Sana must have seen you filming Mina earlier, right?" Park Ji-ah asked with a smile, knowing it was someone close to her.

"I guess so... Can't we film it?" Pei Xiyan didn't understand.

"No, not really." Park Ji-ah looked at him and thought the boy in front of her was a complete novice when it came to knowledge of fandom.

"You can understand it this way." She tried to explain with an example: "When a personal fan site posts pictures of other people, it's like someone with a boyfriend or girlfriend is having an ambiguous relationship with someone else."

"And if the person involved sees it, it means their ambiguous relationship has been discovered!"

"Is that so?" Pei Xiyan blinked blankly.

His understanding of fan sites was limited to them being a source of passion, promoting the idols he liked, and so on.

It is a very admirable cause.

"Yes." Park Ji-ah nodded. "For celebrities, fan sites are like their lifeline, and they are also their own private property."

But then she remembered that others were only taking pictures of Mina because they wanted to help her, so she quickly changed her tune to comfort them, "But it's really nothing, it's not like you're cheating on someone else. Cheating on someone else is the real cheating." It's normal for fan sites to help each other take pictures of each other's artists.

"The celebrities don't really care about it."

"Is that so..." Pei Xiyan nodded and looked at Minatozaki Sana on the stage. He tried to raise his camera and found that Minatozaki Sana was indeed consciously avoiding his lens, just as she had said before, as if he were holding a sniper rifle with an infrared sight, not a camera.

He looks to the left, she looks to the right; he looks up, she looks down—it's all about rebellion.

This doesn't look like something that's been taken lightly.

"Uh..." Park Ji-ah didn't expect that Minatozaki Sana was serious.

"She must think you're very important to her, which is why she's so unhappy to see you filming other people," she said.

So, is he jealous? Thinking of this possibility, Pei Xiyan's lips curled up slightly.

After the break, the members returned to the autograph booth and started signing autographs again. After that, Sana Minato didn't look at Pei Xiyan's camera again.

A book signing event typically lasts about one or two hours.

After the last group of fans finished signing autographs, Park Jihyo, as the leader, picked up the microphone and gave her closing remarks at the end of the autograph session.

"Thank you so much, onces..."

"There's no need to listen to this speech," Pei Xiyan said, holding the album firmly in her hand, smoothing the hem of her trench coat, and getting up to leave.

"Are you leaving?" Park Ji-ah looked at him with some surprise when she noticed his movement.

Based on his behavior when leaving the last showcase, he should prefer to wait until everyone else has left before he leaves.

"Yes." Pei Xiyan nodded gently, noticing the doubt in her eyes. "Actually, it won't be crowded if you leave first." He smiled slightly. "Goodbye."

Moreover, he had something else to do urgently.

But I haven't gotten their contact information yet, Park Ji-ah thought to herself.

To avoid blocking others, Pei Xiyan walked with her body slightly bent, and at a very fast pace.

His departure was subtle, yet significant.

Because Sana Minato saw it.

Although she pretended not to look at his camera, Sana Minatozaki secretly glanced at him out of the corner of her eye, taking advantage of her big eyes, without him noticing.

But whether she was discovered or not was no longer important at this moment, because the person she wanted to hide from had already left.

She watched as the figure swiftly walked out of the hall, his movements clean and decisive, without a trace of lingering attachment; perhaps only the hem of his dress carried away a few wisps of air.

Sana Minatozaki paused slightly, and the pen she was twirling in her hand fell back onto the table.

Is she angry? she wondered.

Without picking up a pen again, Sana Minatozaki's fingers began to unconsciously scratch the surface of the autograph table in front of her.

Was she really that bad? All she did was be a little cold to him and not look at his camera, but is that her fault?

As she thought about it, the deep grievances she already felt suddenly deepened.

Pabo! Pabo! Pei Xiyan is such a big pabo!

She scratched the autograph table a little too hard, making a screeching sound.

Beside her, Hirai Momo blinked, staring blankly at Minatozaki Sana's actions.

Could it be that the Shiba Inu power within her is about to burst out of control? she wondered.

"Goodbye, Onces!" At the end of their farewell speech, the members waved to the audience.

"Goodbye!" The response from once echoed throughout the auditorium.

The book signing event concluded perfectly amidst the two-way travel.

At least that's how it is for the fans.

The fans dispersed in an orderly fashion, and the members also came down from the side stage and walked backstage under the guidance of the staff.

"You know what..." The members walking in front were discussing the interesting things that happened at today's autograph session.

Sana Minatozaki, who usually joins, didn't join today.

She walked behind with her hands behind her back, looking sullen.

"Unnie." Son Chaeyoung suddenly appeared, smiling as she took her arm. "Are you unhappy?"

"Because of Cicadai?" She raised an eyebrow.

"What Cicada?" Minatozaki Sana pouted, turned her head and snorted, "Who is he? Why should I be unhappy because of him?"

The grievance in her tone was completely undisguised and laid bare.

Son Chaeyoung grinned, not rushing to expose her, but instead asked, "Was the game you played today recommended by Cicadai?"

"Yes." Minatozaki Sana gritted her teeth.

That's that big liar! He made her cry so much!

"Is it fun?"

"It's so much fun!" Sana Minatozaki blinked, then turned and said with certainty, "It's so much fun!"

"Chaeyoung should give it a try! It's a really healing game!" she said with conviction.

"Qinjia?" Son Chaeyoung frowned, somewhat incredulous. "Then why was unnie crying, and saying she hated the person who recommended this game to you!"

"Because... I hate that he recommended this game to me so late." Sana Minatozaki said without changing her expression, her acting skills were top-notch. "And it's just that the game is so healing, that's why I cried at the end."

She then looked at a figure walking with a pigeon-toed gait ahead, "You can try it with Mina, she seems to really enjoy this kind of game."

"What's your name?" Son Chae-young asked, intrigued.

It wasn't because of the healing effect Sana Minatozaki mentioned, but because of her final cry.

She really wants to see Mina unnie cry; it would be so funny!

"To the Moon".

The answer came from a male voice that seemed to come from nowhere.

The clear voice sounded somewhat familiar.

Sana Minatozaki sensed something and turned around.

Behind her, Pei Xiyan was slowly walking over.

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