"Fans?" Charles asked, brow drawn together. "Whose fans?"
The receptionist quickly replied, "Judging by the banners and hand signs they're bringing, security said they might be… Ms. Sepala's fans."
Charles was even more confused now. "How do they even know Kaija's name? She hasn't even debuted yet, and we haven't released any public statement about the result last night."
"You haven't heard, brother?" Antony replied before the receptionist could. He was still lingering by the door and had overheard the whole situation.
"Kaija basically went viral on the internet last night thanks to our employees," he said. "Even before you named Liisi the winner, videos of Kaija's performance had already gotten millions of views."
Charles could feel another headache coming. "Call her manager," he told the receptionist. "Ask him which class she's in and tell him to keep her exactly there. Keep her away from all windows, and do not let her appear anywhere near the gates."
