The stage director thought Tawana was just a lovesick fool, nervously saying, “Tawana, Trevor’s in America! He can’t protect you, even God doesn’t reach the East!”
Tawana wasn’t scared at all, instead replying with calm confidence, “Just do as I say, I’ll definitely turn danger into safety!”
The stage director had no choice at this point, after all, Tawana’s safety rope had snapped, and whether the giant screen tilted forward or back, it was hard to ensure her safety.
But if they stuck to the original plan, though risky, there was still a chance to perfectly execute the intended stage design.
So, the director could only grit his teeth and caution her, “Then you absolutely must stay safe, hold tight to the frame, once you make it to the second half, it’ll be much safer.”
He added, “And remember, as the giant screen keeps tilting, don’t stand up too early, as long as you stay flat behind it, you’ll be in the safest position possible, standing up increases the risk.”
Tawana ignored him.
She knew that since Ye Chen wanted to ensure her performance went off without a hitch, she absolutely couldn’t debut lying flat behind the screen.
That kind of entrance would be too embarrassing, anyone could tell she was scared.
The original design had her standing behind the giant screen, exuding the boldness of stepping atop it as it fell before making her grand entrance.
So, summoning her courage, she followed Ye Chen’s words and slowly stood upright.
At that moment, countless backstage crew gasped in tension.
Even Tawana herself felt a flicker of panic, at such a height, one slip would mean certain doom.
But thankfully, an invisible force surrounded her, anchoring her firmly in place, she knew it must be Ye Chen’s doing, and amidst her awe, she felt deeply moved and impressed by him.
As the giant screen tilted past thirty degrees, the audience in the farthest, highest seats, the so-called “mountain top,” caught sight of Tawana standing behind it.
Those seats were dubbed the mountain top because they were both high and distant, nowadays concerts had big screens, making it kinder to them, back in the day, they’d have to bring binoculars just to vaguely see who was on stage.
Now, seeing their long-adored idol debut in such a stunning way, the mountain-top crowd erupted into excited screams.
Since the seats closer to the stage were lower, even dipping below stage level in the inner field, most of the nearer audience still didn’t know what was happening.
The screen’s tilt grew steeper.
Soon, more and more people spotted Tawana.
She began waving to the crowd that saw her, and the atmosphere grew increasingly electric.
As the giant screen neared its full descent, everyone in the venue saw Tawana standing atop it, arms outstretched, waving boldly to the audience below.
The cheers thundered through the stadium, plunging it into a frenzy of excitement.
Under Ye Chen’s protection, Tawana stepped off the screen unscathed, joining the backup dancers waiting at the T-stage, striding to the rhythm toward the runway.
