Danny was, in his own right, a superstar of his generation. In that era, he was beloved not just in Hong Kong but across the Mainland as well—much like Chen Rou.
She remembered that he would pass away young, but having little knowledge of the Hong Kong entertainment industry and seeing the chaotic state of the world in recent years, she had always assumed it was an accidental death. Since the public safety in Hong Kong was far better in this lifetime than in the last, she had assumed such an accident would never come to pass. It was only while reading the newspaper that she learned he had died from a combination of alcohol and sleeping pills. It was a terrible tragedy; she had intended to keep listening to his many great songs for a long time to come.
The prayer event organized by his fans had invited several renowned high monks and eminent figures from Hong Kong. They were also going to visit the hospital. Naturally, the participants—the entertainment company, Danny’s relatives, and the police—would be subjected to repeated security screenings.
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