Chapter 707
Chapter 707:
Stellar Dreams was originally planned as a ten-volume series. The story was rich with delicate emotions, particularly the touching relationship between the female lead and her grandfather.
Although they shared no biological connection, the grandfather had discovered and raised the female lead, forging an extraordinarily deep and heartfelt bond between them.
When the female lead was still young and vulnerable, her grandfather repeatedly stood by her, shielding her from harm.
These scenes touched the hearts of almost all readers, with some even shedding tears as they read.
Many readers claimed that Stellar Dreams was the best domestic comic book they had ever read.
It was unfortunate that the author, Y, never continued the series after portraying the grandfather’s death.
Rumor had it that Y had died in a car accident, clutching an unfinished manuscript, her eyes brimming with regret.
Tragically, Y’s blood had seeped into the manuscript, rendering much of its content illegible. This unfortunate circumstance made further publication impossible, leaving Stellar Dreams with an unresolved ending.
However, there were also rumors that Y hadn’t actually died. Instead, some believed she had simply lost her inspiration and could no longer create, choosing to disappear from the public eye.
Countless rumors about why updates for the book ceased circulated widely online, but the publisher never offered any definitive explanation, leaving the mystery unresolved.
The book in Yelena’s hands was a compilation of all the previous content that the publisher had compiled into one volume and mailed to her.
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“Hold on, Yelena,” Bernice said, narrowing her eyes at the book. “I have the entire series, but I’ve never seen this cover before. This one also looks much thicker than any of the volumes. Did you accidentally get a pirated version p>
Yelena glanced at Bernice with a faint smile, amused by her assumption. Why did she think it was a pirated copy?
“Take a look at the printing inside before jumping to conclusions p>
Bernice took the comic book and flipped through its pages carefully. Tessa, equally intrigued, leaned over to get a closer look. Though they had both read the story countless times before, they couldn’t help but go over it once again as if it were their first time.
“The print is very clear, and the paper quality is excellent. It definitely doesn’t look like a pirated copy. But if it’s not, why haven’t we seen it before?” Bernice wondered aloud.
Tessa also found it strange, but couldn’t quite wrap her head around it.
Only Yelena understood the truth behind it all.
“This is a compilation that hasn’t been officially published yet,” Yelena explained.
Yelena knew the editor’s intentions. She wanted to provoke her, but Yelena wasn’t going to take the bait.
Bernice quickly grasped the situation and looked at Yelena with excitement. “So, your friend works for Galaxy Press? Can you ask them about Y? Is Y still alive? And why did they stop creating p>
Yelena replied, “If I get the chance p>
Bernice felt like Yelena’s response seemed somewhat dismissive, yet it was still better than nothing.
After finishing the noodles, Bernice finally understood why Yelena had brought her there—the noodles were absolutely delicious.