Xiao Xueer saw the expressions of Xie Xinlin and Wang Yuanliang, and with her quick wits, she instantly guessed what they were thinking. She couldn't help but force out a smile, walk over, and shake Xie Xinlin's hand as she said, "Don't worry, and don't blame yourselves either. This isn't your fault. At the time, you didn't see Xiao You, and Xiao You didn't see you—it was just an accidental collision, purely an accident. Xiao You is a very generous and reasonable person, and Brother An Yang is also very gentle and sensible. They definitely won't blame you in the slightest."
Xie Xinlin nodded and forced a smile.
She was genuinely a bit apprehensive.
Xiao Xueer looked toward Wang Yuanliang again. Wang Yuanliang appeared more relaxed than Xie Xinlin, but he was also somewhat conflicted. After all, nowadays the thoughts of powerful figures and fans were too hard to guess, and nobody knew whether he would be implicated because of that tiny connection.
Hearing Xiao Xueer's words, he finally let out a sigh of relief.
Even so, he still couldn't guarantee whether those fans who heard their idol had tripped while racing against him would direct their hostility toward him. Some toxic fans were truly another species and couldn't be judged by normal logic.
Living in the entertainment industry, one really had to walk on thin ice.
The airplane quickly flew further and further away, gradually disappearing from their line of sight with what seemed like an unusually fast speed.
Although shocked, the crowd knew better, exchanged glances with one another, and kept silent about the matter.
Meanwhile, Chang Qing and Ren Jie had already walked away. It looked like they were searching for some tourists who had been a distance away from the viewing platform earlier, ordering them to