More and more people were talking about the matter with Sarah, some even shipping her and the man with the pseudonym Sarah's Fan 11029.

At first, the netizens hadn't taken it too seriously, thinking that Sarah's Fan 11029 was just a fan of Sarah, but later on they felt something was wrong and began to focus more on the user behind it.

They started discussing the pseudonym. It seemed too perfunctory, just a string of numbers after Sarah's fandom name.

And the account seemed to be seldom used, just to occasionally like and repost news about Sarah.

The latest thing the account had liked was the news that Lynch had been arrested.

So, people began questioning if Sarah's Fan 11029 was actually a plant from the inside. People on the side opposing Sarah joined the discussion saying that, not only were outsiders not allowed on the recording site, but electronic equipment was also not permitted. So, they asked, how could Sarah's Fan 11029 have recorded the performance?

The theory that Sarah's Fan 11029 had been arranged in advance by the program team was becoming more popular

Sarah's fans started fighting with those that believed this, until someone decided to investigate the person behind Sarah's Fan 11029.

It turned out the account holder was called Aziel Carrillo, who was 25 years old and the owner of a new tech company called Saziel Technology.

“He's not a member of the program team, so anti-fans can shut up about it now."

"Oh my God! It's Aziel. Saziel Technology just got a huge investment from the BRD Group some time ago. It looks like it's going to have a bright future."

"I ship Aziel and Sarah!"

“No wonder he could get into the site so easily. His company won a big prize at the international technology competition for a new kind of chip.”

"Really?"

"Is that really Aziel's account? As a CEO, he can't be so careless."

“Why do I feel like the more I think about it, the stranger it is?"

There were all kinds of comments all over the Internet. Sarah's haters constantly mentioned Saziel Technology, hoping that the company would refute the rumors.

But before long, the company made a statement admitting that their CEO had sneaked into the shooting site. They apologized and said they were willing to pay a compensation.

In addition, they promised to provide the program team with the most advanced devices from their company to ensure that such a thing wouldn't happen again.

They sounded very sincere.