In his award speech, he still thanked Hannah.

This was a name known all over the world.

Discussed six years ago, and remembered six years later.

Many of the fans from that time had already married and had children, or had started their own careers.

For instance, Emily Lynch, the former president of the fan club.

She had taken over her family’s business and had a boyfriend.

The boyfriend was William Taylor, a friend and classmate of Roy Yarn she had met at a Yarn Family evening party.

A man who had a tough-looking face but was actually attentive and gentle.

The two had been together for nearly three years, and marriage was already on the agenda.

Even though so much time had passed and active fans had become fewer, Emily Lynch still hadn’t disbanded the fan club.

The few remaining old fans had now become friends, occasionally meeting up, or arranging times to go to the seaside to pay tribute to Hannah.

Every visit, they brought flowers and tributes full of praise.

Because they knew that Hannah loved to be complimented more than anything.

Like an ever-youthful child, she was always so brilliantly confident.

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The Lynch Family had two children.

One, Emily Lynch; the other, Edison Lynch.

The parents naturally had complete confidence in their daughter.

It was their son who was hard to discipline.

But this time, Edison had learned his lesson before Father Lynch had to employ family discipline strategies.

He stopped loitering around and began learning to manage the family business.

As for girlfriends, the Lynch parents always believed their son had been too pretentious in his youth, hurting many girls’ hearts, so they thought if he ended up alone, he deserved it.

Hearing this, Edison couldn’t help but smile wryly.

But now he was busy with the family company and really had no interest in dating.

The longest-lasting passion of his life had been his celebrity crush.

The star he admired was Hannah.

The first time, and also the last.

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Time moved forward.

Matthew Quach had finally graduated from working under Jack Stewart.

Not just in filmmaking, but also in handling the management of the company.

The day "The Last Farewell" finished its rerun, Jack Stewart left a letter and departed.

The letter stated he had made enough money and now it was time to enjoy life, leaving Matthew Quach in charge while he went traveling.

He left just like that, entirely on a whim.

However, every so often, Jack Stewart would send postcards back or update his social media.

This winter, he had gone to the Arctic to see the snow.

But more than saying he went to see the snow, Matthew Quach thought his mentor had gone to see the Northern Lights.

It had been almost a decade, yet he was still secretive about it.

Looking at the photo, Matthew Quach couldn’t help but smile.

Even when he was seven or eight years old, he had realized that his mentor also liked Hannah.

Keeping it secret for all those years, he had never leaked a single word. 𝗳𝐫𝚎𝗲𝚠𝚎𝗯𝕟𝐨𝘃𝚎𝗹.𝗰𝗼𝗺

To keep this secret, he couldn’t tell how many outrageous lies he had made up.

But these tales might fool the adults, not so much the children, especially not him, now grown up.

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Another five years passed.

It was also the fifteenth year since Hannah’s death.

Jimmy Simmons was released from prison.

Fifteen years had changed not only people but also the familiar streets in his memories.

Jimmy Simmons no longer had relatives, and the Simmons Clan had long severed ties with him.

All that was left was the empty Simmons Family mansion.

Over the decades, the mansion’s gate was covered with rust, and various plants had overtaken the villa’s outer walls, looking from afar like a corner forgotten by time.

However, the decorations inside the mansion remained unchanged.