As for Lavin, he wasn't important.
Lavin looked troubled, trying hard to steer the conversation back to his Shadow of Evil.
But when it came to a battle of words, how could an actor possibly out-talk a reporter?
Kenneth saw it all and couldn't help but curse inwardly. 'So rude.'
They were making it obvious that they didn't consider Lavin to be anyone important.
The media—or more specifically, the entertainment media—was just that kind of industry. Without buzz, you were nothing.
Materialism was carved into its very bones.
Kenneth felt a little sympathy for Lavin. He was trying so hard to introduce his work, yet nobody cared.
But beyond sympathy, he also felt a little angry.
His was also a small newspaper that nobody cared about.
A roadside paper for a roadside film crew. A perfect match.
Kenneth made up his mind. He was going to give Lavin's work some proper publicity.
The Sunlight Newspaper only had a little over ten thousand readers, but it was better than nothing.
