Chapter 1525 - 1566: Heard the Voice

The little one’s voice was almost instantly drowned out by the shouts of the crowd.

But the little one seemed relentless, continuing to shout, "Atlas... Atlas..." Perhaps even she couldn’t explain why she wanted to look so badly, why she hoped so much that person would turn around and look at her.

The small body struggled, and even the ice cream in her hand fell to the ground.

"Hey, sis, your ice cream fell!" Clarence shouted from the side.

Amelia hurriedly put down her daughter, but the fallen ice cream had already stained her clothes. However, instead of quickly wiping her clothes, Amelia quickly grabbed her daughter first.

Because as soon as the little one stood on the ground, she tried to squeeze into the crowd.

But being held back like this, the little one seemed anxious to break free.

"Be a good girl, Ivy. Brother and Mom will take you to see this Atlas in a bit," Clarence quickly reassured his sister, just assuming she was genuinely "chasing a star."

Originally, Atlas Shaw, who was walking towards the mall escorted by bodyguards, suddenly stopped in his tracks and looked around.

"What’s wrong?" Agent Leo quickly asked.

"I think I just heard Ivy’s voice," Atlas said.

"Ivy?" Leo was startled, then looked around, "Are you perhaps missing Ivy too much and hearing things?" After all, even if Ivy really appeared, she wouldn’t be in an occasion like this.

If she could appear in such a place, there should be an opportunity to call the police or call Atlas, because in Leo’s impression, that little one was quite smart, remembering phone numbers and home addresses very well.

Atlas rubbed his temple, "Maybe." Maybe he really missed her too much, to the extent that he often dreamt of that tiny figure, but whenever he tried to hug her in the dream, he found he couldn’t hold anything.

Upon waking, it was just emptiness again.

Atlas stepped into the mall, and by then, Amelia had finished wiping the ice cream stains off her clothes and picked up her daughter again.

The crowd outside the mall surged into the mall as Atlas entered, making it less crowded than before.

Amelia carried her daughter and led her son into the mall. Looking around the first floor, there was a large stage already set up in the center, and Atlas was walking towards it. It’s just that on the first floor, the crowd was even denser, making it harder to catch a glimpse of the big star than outside. So Amelia thought for a moment, then took the escalator upstairs with her daughter.

On the upper floors of the mall, quite a few people leaned against the glass railings, looking down. Although not as close as those on the first floor, at least they could see the activities on the stage more clearly.

On the background of the stage, a preview of Atlas Shaw’s latest TV drama was being played, and on stage, there was the director of the TV drama and some new actors. Of course, the most eye-catching person was naturally Atlas Shaw.

His radiance alone was enough to overshadow everyone else’s.

Amelia carried her daughter all the way to the third floor, finally squeezing into a decent spot overlooking the side of the stage. While not as good as a frontal position, it was still acceptable.