“Hey, hey, what do they mean by that? That's discrimination!"

"Oh, my God! So this is how those three really are, huh? They're just a bunch of snobs, after all?"

“It's true that Maria is a newcomer who has yet to make a name for herself in the industry, but they should have had the decency to extend her some common courtesy. They've crossed a line with this one!"

“I can't believe this show always preaches about how everyone is equal. Well, that's a perfect example of bias and prejudices right there! What an outrage!"

The director gaped at the screen, his jaw hanging wide open

“Stop the broadcast! Stop it right now! Who put the original version on air, huh? Who the fuck is it?" He roared at the stuff, his face getting increasingly red with rage.

The technical director rushed over in panic. "I'm afraid we can't stop the broadcast! I don't know why, but our system is not working. It Looks like we are under attack! The website has been hacked! There's nothing we can do about it at the moment."

“What the hell did you just say?!"

The director demanded, his stomach twisting with dread.

How could there be such a coincidence?

A cyberattack, right at this moment? Why now, for goodness' sake? No, wait. Was it possible? Was someone doing this to help Maria? The director shook his head and brushed his suspicions away.

Considering how popular their show was, the headquarters employed a tight security system that was regularly updated. Many hackers had tried to infiltrate their system every year, attacks that were mostly instigated by rival shows and studios

But this was the first time that someone had succeeded. The director felt a shiver down his spine.

Who on earth could this hacker be? How was they able to get into their system? More importantly, for this person to have gone this far... The director wondered if they could afford to offend this mysterious hacker.

His thoughts began to race as he tried to recall if they had somehow offended someone that they shouldn't have. Meanwhile, the broadcast continued airing.

Darren was speaking to the three regulars in a cold voice.

“Excuse me, please. You are blocking my view of Master M."

Needless to say, most of the audience were appalled by the second airing of the first part of the seventh episode.

It turned out that Darren had, in fact, volunteered to help Maria with her baggage.

More importantly, the three permanent cast members whom they had known to be funny, debonair, and graceful were actually a bunch of snobs.

And the people in the Literature Department office whose faces had been blurred were indeed Darren and Maria.

But what shocked them the most was the fact that Maria was a student of the renowned Curt.

“Good heavens! I can hardly believe it! Who would have expected Maria to be so accomplished?"

“ALL I have to say is that I really admire cool girls like Maria. Her eyes, in particular... She can steal hearts with just a single glance, that one!"