Jeff raised his eyebrows. He immediately realized that she was a fan. But because she came from an ancient clan, he couldn't treat Barbara Like any ordinary fan.

"The honor's mine, Miss Herrera. Allow me to introduce my fiancée, Alena,"

Jeff addressed her politely, but he was a little confused about Barbara.

If she was a member of the Jenkins family, then why was her surname Herrera?

Although he was rather confused about the relationship between Barbara and the Jenkins family, Jeff didn't dare to put on airs or treat her any less. After all, even if the Jenkins family wasn't the top clan in the ancient martial arts world, they were much more powerful than the

Cooper family.

The Cooper family was about to fade into nothingness in the ancient martial arts world.

“Pleasure to meet you, Miss Herrera," Alena greeted Barbara politely. "Nice to meet you, too."

Despite saying so, Barbara couldn't hide how she truly felt about Alena. She really didn't think that Alena was good enough for Jeff, so she just nodded at her perfunctorily.

However, this detail couldn't escape Jeff's and Alena's observant eyes. This wasn't the first time that Alena had received such treatment. Forcing a smile, she subtly stepped back behind Jeff.

She was used to receiving such treatment. After all, she had to behave and think about Jeff's career.

However, Jeff's expression darkened.

Not noticing that she had pissed Jeff off, Barbara batted her eyelashes at him and tried to butter him up.

“Mr. Cooper, when's your next concert? Can I buy VIP tickets from you? Believe it or not, it's impossible to get VIP tickets for your concert on the Internet.”

The reason why Barbara mentioned this was that she actually wanted to give Jeff a chance to show his kindness-like giving her a few VIP tickets.

However, Barbara had overestimated herself.

She thought that since she deliberately mentioned her connection to the Jenkins family, Jeff would take the initiative to curry favor with her.

And truth be told, if Barbara hadn't been rude to Alena just now, Jeff would have offered her the tickets anyhow. But now, Jeff had a terrible impression of Barbara.

“I'm sorry, Miss Herrera, but I never interfere with the ticket bookings of my concerts. I also want all my fans to have fair access to tickets, so I'm afraid you're going to have to get tickets yourself.”

Barbara's jaw went slack. She couldn't believe that Jeff rejected her so bluntly.

It was just a VIP ticket for his concert!

Even if she decided to buy it from some scalpers, it'd cost a hundred thousand dollars at most.

That was nothing in Barbara's eyes!

She wanted to say something more, but then a commotion from the crowd cut her off. It sounded like they were praising someone.