Je Suis Une Chanteuse Célèbre Mais Je Ne Peux Pas Montrer Mon Visage

Summary

In a thrilling tale of mischief, family dynamics, and self-discovery, Victory from Los Angeles recounts a series of events that lead her from a life of luxury to living with her eccentric aunt and cousin in New York. Following her father's legal troubles, Victory navigates a new world of chores, bizarre family secrets, and a budding romance turned sour. As she struggles with her cousin Anastasia's antics and a possessive boyfriend, Trip, Victory learns the importance of independence and courage. Amidst chaos, including a falsely accused house fire and legal drama, Victory's resilience shines as she fights for her father's freedom and her own path, culminating in a surprising twist of fate that brings hope and a fresh start.

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Q & A

Why did Victory's aunt make her do chores?

Victory's aunt was short on employees, so she made Victory help with chores like making tea, cooking, doing laundry, and cleaning her creepy doll collection.

Why was Anastasia obsessed with Trip?

Anastasia and Trip were neighbors growing up and she had a crush on him. But then he suddenly stopped talking to her, leaving her heartbroken.

How did Anastasia accidentally burn down Trip's house?

Anastasia broke into Trip's room to talk to him about their relationship, but accidentally knocked over a candle which set the curtains on fire, burning down the house.

Why did Trip get Victory fired from her singing job?

Trip got jealous that a guy was talking to Victory after her performance. He fought the guy, causing damage that got Victory fired.

Why did the police come to arrest Anastasia?

Trip secretly recorded Victory and Anastasia's conversation about the house fire. He played it for the police as evidence against Anastasia.

How did Victory's father win his court case?

The details are not provided. He simply contacts Victory to tell her he won the case, got his name cleared, and everything will be okay now.

Why does Victory decide to leave her aunt's house?

Victory's aunt treats her badly and makes her do all the chores. Victory decides she's had enough after using her money to bail her aunt out of jail.

What happens to Anastasia and the charges against her?

The lawyer says there is not really a case against minor Anastasia. She will likely not serve more than 3 months.

Does Victory's aunt show any remorse for how she treated Victory?

No. Even as Victory leaves, her aunt only cares about Victory continuing to clean her dolls. She shows no remorse for her poor treatment of Victory.

What happens at the very end of the story?

Victory gets a call from her father saying he won his court case. She prepares to return home, feeling hopeful about the future.