Farewell to Love: The CEO's Desperate Chase novel Chapter 118

If the first live broadcast of *Voice of the Divine* was already the talk of the town thanks to Tyler's star power, then the second event was nothing short of a gathering of titans.

The Donovan family, for starters, were a given. Christian's Donovan Entertainment was one of the main sponsors, and with their own rising star Serena competing, his attendance was expected.

With Vivienne present, Tyler's appearance also made sense—he'd been at the first broadcast, after all.

But what truly surprised everyone was the arrival of the Glenn family.

And it wasn't just George, the ever-boisterous, crowd-loving younger Glenn, but also Ella—and, most unexpectedly, Theodore, the enigmatic eldest sibling.

Now, all three of Alden City's powerhouses were in attendance.

It was an unprecedented spectacle.

No entertainment event had ever managed to draw the simultaneous attention of all three families before. Even a fleeting shot of their arrival instantly sent social media into a frenzy.

As the Glenn family passed by Tyler, Theodore gave him a subtle nod.

Tyler's brow furrowed slightly.

"Tyler!" George called out cheerily, never one for formality.

"Mr. Erickson." Ella greeted him as well, her tone polite but distant.

Tyler returned the greeting, then turned to Theodore, a question in his eyes.

"Just here to accompany my siblings," Theodore replied, keeping it short and to the point.

Ella felt a twinge of annoyance. She'd always respected Vivienne's knack for self-promotion, but that familiar way of addressing her—calling her "Ella" instead of the usual "Miss Glenn"—was a bit much. They weren't that close.

Still, with Vivienne's health being what it was, Ella couldn't bring herself to make an issue of it. She simply nodded in polite acknowledgment.

The others responded similarly, mostly out of respect for Tyler—and for Vivienne's condition.

After a round of greetings, everyone took their seats. Conversation dwindled; there wasn't much more to say.

Unseen by the others, Vivienne's lips curled into a small, satisfied smile. She glanced toward a shadowy corner, where she caught a discreet thumbs-up.

Her spirits soared. Everything seemed to be going her way.

"Tyler, I didn't expect you to make time for this today," Vivienne said, gazing at him with feigned emotion. "I'm really touched."