America gains both fame and fortune

Chapter 153 A match made in heaven

On South Broadway in Burbank, in the shop where I had custom-made clothes for the previous art party.

Anne followed Martin into the dressing room and asked curiously, "Have you prepared a surprise? What kind? It won't be a murderer's look, right?"

She said in advance: "Martin, even if I wear makeup for Halloween, I don't want to be ugly."

"You are so beautiful and elegant that even God can't bear to destroy you." Martin's words sounded particularly nice: "Annie, you must be the most beautiful even on Halloween."

The 50-year-old designer Hannah greeted the two: "Please come this way."

Anne saw a dark leather jacket hanging on the hanger, with high-heeled leather boots standing next to it, and a black hairpin and goggles on the shelf above.

"Who am I?" she asked Martin.

The look Martin chose was naturally the character that impressed Anne the most, and he said, "Selina Kyle."

Annie frowned and thought for a moment, then asked tentatively, "Catwoman?"

Martin nodded: "Let's try it."

Anne came to the clothes and accessories and looked through them: "It seems completely different from Halle Berry and Michelle Pfeiffer."

Martin thought for a moment and said, "A real-life Catwoman."

Anne turned back and asked, "Are you Batman?"

Martin laughed: "Of course."

Anne pursed her lips into a straight line and sat in the makeup chair. Two stylists came over to help her with her makeup.

Martin followed Hannah to another dressing room.

Hannah asked quietly, "Where's Mene? Why didn't he come over?"

Martin remembered that Mene went upstairs with Hannah last time. "He's been busy lately. You can call him if you miss him."

Hannah muttered, "I really miss him a little... and his mouth." She quickly added, "Menai speaks very nicely."

Martin heard from Bruce two days ago that Mene was having a hot and spicy relationship with the woman he hooked up with in the bar.

After entering the locker room, Martin changed into Batman's uniform. Of course, it was not the one with two grapes on George Clooney's chest, but the one similar to the one Bale wore in the new Batman trailer.

In the studio lobby, Bruce checked the time and went out to find a public telephone booth.

He pulled out his address book and dialed the first number: "Hello, American rumors? I have an important message for you. Martin Davis and Anne Hathaway will participate in today's Halloween parade. I have confirmed that they will appear in the open-air theater as a couple."

The reply came: "Thank you for your message. If you can leave your name and mailing address, we will give you a token of our appreciation."

"No need, I'm just a concerned citizen." Bruce hung up the phone and called the hotline of another gossip magazine, Hollywood Daily, to "betray" Martin and Anne Hathaway again.

The stage is set, so how can we miss the audience including reporters and paparazzi?

Bruce made more than a dozen phone calls in one breath, notifying not only gossip newspapers but also some freelance paparazzi.

In the afternoon, the Hollywood Halloween Parade will begin.

Martin and Annie got out of the car and just arrived next to the open-air theater. The stunning looks of Batman and Catwoman immediately attracted countless reporters to take pictures.

Especially Annie's Catwoman.

Martin said to Anne as they walked, "Let go, let go naturally, don't think about the princess you were before, those are all fake, you are now a thief, a thief of hearts, and you are going to steal everyone's heart today."

Listening to Martin's encouragement, Anne naturally relaxed, threw away the memories of the princess, took cat steps, and strode forward.

Martin is such a shameless person, he spouts tons of nice words: "Annie, your sexiness and charm will definitely charm everyone."

Anne gave a charming smile. The Batman next to her was good in every aspect except for the most important ability of Bruce Wayne.

Martin took off his Batman mask.

As a star, Annie automatically pushed up her goggles without being reminded. The goggles were stuck together with the hairpins on her head, making her look like she was born with cat ears.

While taking photos, Max, a reporter from Entertainment Weekly, couldn't help but exclaim: "These two are so cool! One is tall and strong, sunny and handsome; the other has a hot body, sexy and voluptuous. They are a perfect match."

The Hollywood Bowl gathered a large crowd of people preparing to participate in the Halloween parade, which could be described as a frenzy.

Among the large number of demons and monsters entering at this moment, Martin and Annie are like bright lights in the dark night.

Reporters and paparazzi rushed over to take pictures.

Anne really enjoys the media spotlight, which makes her feel like a real princess.

Max from Entertainment Weekly came over to interview them. He put the microphone between Martin and Anne and said, "Martin, Anne, you are so cool and stylish. Martin, you are Batman; Anne, is this your Catwoman costume?"

Anne's words were very interesting: "This is the Catwoman look that Martin came up with specifically for me. He said it suits my figure and temperament very well."

Martin said at the right moment: "Don't you think Annie is more attractive than Catwoman in the comics?"

There were exclamations and the sound of camera shutters all around.

The American Rumors reporter asked, "Martin, Annie, are you dating?"

Martin did not answer, and the question automatically passed to Anne.

Anne, who was somewhat knowledgeable, said, "Actually, no, Martin and I are very good friends now. Martin is very outstanding and talented."

After saying something like "you are a good person," she still gave people hope: "In the future? Who can predict what will happen in the future?"

Martin was always by his side, as cheerful as a dog.

The paparazzi's crazy photo taking made his smile even brighter.

Martin and Anne entered the open-air theater together, and Anne's hand touched Martin's arm intentionally or unintentionally.

Several times she took Martin's arm and then quickly let go.

Later, Max put away his camera and was about to look for a new target when a burly man appeared in front of him. Bruce said politely: "Give me your business card?"

Max was no newcomer and understood what this meant. He took out his business card and handed it to the other party.

Just as Bruce was about to leave, he saw an acquaintance, the female paparazzi who had appeared below the North Hollywood apartment.

Jody also recognized Bruce as someone close to Martin, and when he came over, he asked, "What's up?"

Bruce pointed to the parking lot on the side of the road and said, "Let's chat for a while."

Jody put away his camera and followed him to the side of the road.
Bruce invited her into the car.

Jody got on the passenger seat and was very direct: "You have high-value news? What do you want?"

She looked at Bruce, much better than the fat landlord of the North Hollywood apartment.

Bruce asked, "I heard that you have cooperation with many media outlets?"

Qiao Di nodded: "I write an entertainment blog and contribute to many entertainment newspapers and magazines."

Bruce had learned about her specifically: "If your report is more inclined towards Martin, we will notify you first if Martin has any news."

Jody thought seriously, thinking of the wax museum that was a big hit at the box office, thinking of Martin and Annie, the popular teenage actress, and thinking of Martin's new movie coming out, and took out his business card and handed it to Bruce: "You can call me anytime."

Bruce emphasized again: "Don't forget the premise. Your articles and photos must be biased towards Martin. You should be able to see that Martin has a strong upward momentum and there will be a lot of news that the public is interested in."

This inspired Jody. She thought carefully and realized that a series of news about the wax museum had caused a very sensation. Could it be related to Martin?

She suddenly realized a key point: the shameless Mene often followed Martin around like a follower.

And now there is Anne Hathaway, who is recognized by the entertainment media industry as one of the top four female stars born in the 80s.

If Martin really could become a couple with her, 1+1 would definitely be greater than 2!

Jody immediately said, “I’m a staunch supporter of Martin.”

Bruce said, "That's it."

Jody gets out of the car and leaves.

Then, Aquaman Bruce went to find the next paparazzi.

Martin's pond will become bigger and bigger and can raise a lot of fish.

Jody got out of the car, found a quiet place, and took out a recorder.

For a paparazzi, news is everywhere.

Jody put it to his ear and pressed the play button, and a cacophony of sounds came out.

"Shit!" She turned around to look for the bastard, but didn't see him. She became furious and decided to sleep with the guy sooner or later to force him to provide her with inside information.

The annual Hollywood Halloween Parade has begun.

This is a feast for ordinary people and also a stage for celebrities to create topics.

As Martin and Annie walked hand in hand down the street, Bruce picked up his camera and became a makeshift photographer, snapping intimate photos of the two to post on his blog in the evening.

Suddenly, Bruce discovered that Laura, Anne's little sister, was also taking pictures.

The two of them greeted each other in tacit understanding.

"What a coincidence."

"What a coincidence."

The two smiled at each other and continued taking pictures.

This unforgettable love of celebrities.

Martin and Anne walked on Hollywood Boulevard, waving to both sides from time to time and whispering occasionally, looking both intimate and happy.

The Batman costume is okay, but Anne's Catwoman costume is not revealing at all, but it is particularly eye-catching.

From time to time, people from the same group would come over to take photos together.

Some passers-by even ran into the parade and wanted to take photos with the two.

Martin and Anne are very friendly and welcome everyone.

There were always a few paparazzi following Martin.

The Halloween parade lasted until the evening. Before ten o'clock, Anne took the initiative to say goodbye: "Martin, please take me home."

Martin responded: "I'll have someone drive the car over right away."

Anne glanced at the Bentley on the side of the road but said nothing.

Martin noticed it, grabbed Anne's hand and walked away: "Come this way."

Anne said as she walked: "Today is the happiest day since I came to Los Angeles."

Martin turned back, looked her in the eyes and said, "There will be happier times."

Annie encouraged him: "Then I'll wait."

Bruce drove over, Martin took Anne into the car, and took her back to the hotel.

This time, he came out quickly.

It can't be the same every time. You need to have morals and professional ethics, control the rhythm, and consider the jobs of the reporters and paparazzi who follow you.

(End of this chapter)