The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call (Wynter Quinnell) novel Chapter 803

After reading the message, Wynter thought it was clever.

She wiggled her eyebrows and typed out a reply. "Are you referring to the show 'Into Cascadia'?"

President Len: "Exactly. I did not expect you to notice that show.

"No, it is normal for you to notice it because there are still a lot of Cascadian cultural relics overseas. They have not been returned to us yet."

Wynter: "Through this show, I want to tell more young people about the history and stories of our country."

President Len: "You have mentioned before that cultural relics are not just objects. They carry with them the culture and also the emotions of people at that time."

It was obvious that President Len truly loved and cherished cultural relics, as he could not stop talking about them once he started.

Wynter: "I did not want to come initially. I'd been worried that it was just a gimmick. However, two days ago, there was an online article about heroic spirit, so I felt I should come.

"I have great expectations for the guests. I hope that they will help the younger generation understand that there are still incomplete missions."

President Len: "It would be great if you could come too."

At first, Wynter did not want to expose too much of her identity.

But now she no longer hid it. "I am here. I am backstage."

President Len: "You? You are backstage? I will go meet you now. How could they arrange for you to be backstage?"

He was obviously extremely surprised.

Crash!

From the Cascadia TV Building's luxurious lounge came sounds of laughter.

"Quick, come backstage with me."

Backstage?

The assistants walked in one by one. There was also a specially assigned show broadcast director.

"Mr. Martinez, why are you backstage? If there is anything, we will go instead."

The broadcast director was afraid that Haddon was dissatisfied about something.

After all, it had not been easy to convince him to be on the show.

In the cultural relic circle, no one could match the skilled hands of Haddon.

On stage?

Haddon looked at the assistant beside him.

"Give me another copy of the guest list."

Even the broadcast directors were confused, not to mention the assistants.

Haddon never looked at things like that before, as he only observed on-the-spot reactions.

Did he really have an acquaintance here among the guests? It seemed like it.

Were the rumors true? Was the newcomer relic restorer really Haddon's apprentice?

There was not much time for them to guess because the show was about to start.

The audience gradually began to enter the venue.

Venue preparation was complete.

The lights, microphones—everything was ready.