Chapter 504
Chapter 504:
“Prescott, Costello, keep an eye on Leonidas. Don’t let him cause trouble for Janice.”
“Got it.”
Leonidas had left the villa, and his current location was unknown, but Leah suspected he might be on his way to the concert.
Given his unpredictable nature, he would likely cause some trouble at the event, putting Janice at risk. Leah trusted Prescott and Costello to watch Leonidas and ensure Janice’s safety.
“Huh? What’s this?” Leah muttered as she picked up her bag to put away her phone and discovered an envelope.
“A concert invitation?”
Leah’s heart fluttered. Nolan had sent the invitation for her to give to Janice.
Caught up in the live stream, she had forgotten to pass it along. It seemed too late now.
She thought for a moment and murmured, “I’m sure Janice’s skills will help her get in, even without this, right?”
With that, Leah passed the invitation to Prescott and Costello.
At the entrance to Nolan’s concert, Janice and Aiden were stopped by two security guards.
They had put on sunglasses and face masks after leaving the restaurant to keep a low profile, which made it hard for the guards to identify them.
“No invitation or ticket, no entry,” the guards said firmly, their arms crossed as if they were bouncers at a nightclub.
Aiden turned to Janice and lowered his voice. “Didn’t Nolan invite you? Didn’t he send an invitation?”
Janice shook her head, looking somewhat hopeless. “If there was an invitation, I should have gotten it by now, but I haven’t received anything.”
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“Leave this to me.” Aiden took out his phone and called Braylen, hoping to secure a couple of tickets.
Unfortunately, Braylen had some disappointing news: securing tickets had become nearly impossible. On top of that, the tickets were personalized with the attendees’ real names, which meant that tickets bought from scalpers were no longer an option.
“Concerts are this exclusive now? Even scalpers can’t operate?” Aiden was stunned. It seemed ridiculous that someone of his influence couldn’t get his hands on tickets. It was somewhat humiliating.
“Nolan is strict about his rules, so tickets have to be registered under real names. I’ll take care of it.” Janice then took her phone and dialed Nolan.
However, Nolan’s phone just kept ringing without an answer. Janice’s expression turned into a frown. Nolan was too busy to check his phone.
She then typed out a message and sent it to Nolan.
“If you don’t have tickets, step aside and stop blocking the entrance,” the security guard said sharply, his patience wearing thin as he noticed Janice and Aiden lingering without presenting a ticket or invitation.
“You two in front, move along now. Don’t block the way for others.”
As Janice and Aiden reluctantly moved aside, a frosty voice rang out from behind.
Janice turned and noticed a group of bodyguards lining up to clear the path.
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