Initially, Mitsui Yoshitaka had made numerous attempts to persuade Fei Kexin to join the party, but each invitation was met with a polite refusal.


    Eventually, Fei Kexin decided to send Kelly as her representative, prompting Mitsui Yoshitaka to realize that she was quite resolute in her decision. He had to ept her choice.


    However, to his surprise, Fei Kexin made a sudden entrance at the party after it had alreadymenced, catching everyone off guard.


    At that moment, he dismissed any attempts to pacify Tawanna and excitedly shared the news of her arrival.


    When the guests learned that the renowned Fei Kexin would be attending, the atmosphere, which had turned a bit chilly due to Tawanna’s earlier speech, began to warm up significantly.<fn9554> ?????? ???? FιndNovel</fn9554><h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Noticing that her passionate address had failed to impress the crowd, Tawanna couldn’t help but feel a mix of disappointment and frustration.


    Observing the Japanese attendees whispering among themselves, she questioned internally, “Why are they so indifferent? Why don’t they show concern for the minority groups that deserve attention?”


    In that moment, Mitsui Yoshitaka turned to his assistant and inquired quietly, “Do you have any idea why Miss Fei decided to join us?”


    The assistant quickly responded, “Ms. Fei’s assistant mentioned over the phone that two of her close friends are at our party, and she wishes to meet them.”


    Mitsui Yoshitaka asked eagerly, “Do you know who those friends are?”


    The assistant shook his head, replying, “Not yet, but I’ve asked someone to find out.”


    “Alright,” Mitsui Yoshitaka urged, “Please hurry! The sooner we know, the better!”


    Tawanna was taken aback to see that, with Fei Kexin’s arrival, Mitsui Yoshitaka was no longer focusing on her, and the attendees seemed to be engrossed in discussions about Fei, almost ignoring Tawanna entirely.


    Fuming, Tawanna stepped off the stage and joined her boyfriend. Noticing her troubled demeanor, her boyfriend, Trevor, consoled her, saying, “It’s alright, sweetheart. Don’t waste your energy trying to get these Japanese to appreciate your brilliance or understand true equality. They simply can’t grasp it. Remember, they still engage in dolphin and whale hunting.”


    Tawanna squeezed Trevor’s hand and whispered, “Trevor, I honestly didn’t expect that woman to seed. I have so many devoted fans who adore me and follow my every move; surely they would have voted for me instead of her, yet she still triumphed…”


    Trevor shrugged and replied, “Most Americans aren’t elites. They might be just like the Japanese, unable toprehend your perspective. There’s a saying that the truth often lies in the hands of a select few.”


    Hearing Trevor’s words brought Tawanna somefort. In the past, she had tirelessly campaigned for her favored candidate, passionately promoting her at concerts and writing extensive posts on social media to persuade her followers.


    With hundreds of millions of fans, including tens of millions in the United States, she believed that if even half were inspired by her, her candidate would surely win. At one point, she was convinced that her support would elevate the other woman to greatness, helping her achieve the highest des.