Bab 544: restaurant

He was a perfect example of what he was talking about. He was so famous that it was difficult for him to find moments of privacy and normalcy in his everyday life. Everywhere he went, whether it was a restaurant, a store, or even just walking down the street, he was constantly recognized and approached by fans and paparazzi.

Cindy could see the toll it took on him, the weariness in his eyes betraying the constant pressure and scrutiny he faced. Despite his fame and success, Benjamin longed for moments of solitude and anonymity, where he could simply be himself without the weight of expectations bearing down on him.

Cindy nodded sympathetically, understanding the weight of Benjamin's words. She had seen firsthand the relentless demands of fame, the constant pressure to maintain a certain image and live up to the expectations of others.