Chapter 161 Dalton Submitted An Image

• His academic grace was just unmatched. Dalton's remarkable manner even surprised Franklin, who had been employed by him for a while. He had no idea what would happen to the other person when they saw Dalton's photo. Wynter, meanwhile, had been staring at her phone screen nonstop ever since Dalton remarked, "Sending it now." She waited for a few seconds before realizing something wasn't right. Why had she not gotten the photo yet? She realized that their call had stopped owing to a network issue just as she was going to inquire. Why had the network problem suddenly arisen?
• Wynter's livestream backend displayed three system messages before she could even begin to compose a message: "We have discovered offensive content on your livestream channel and have received complaints about it." The infractions have resulted in the ban of your account. Features like livestreaming and private chat will not be available during the ban. "Reminder: We will report this account to the appropriate authorities for additional handling if it turns out that it has broken any laws or regulations. If not, you have 48 hours to request that the ban be lifted. The assessment will require a full day. Grievances? Unsuitable material? A full day for assessment? That meant she wouldn't be able to communicate or get texts for a full day?
• She went back to the platform page and clicked everywhere, but nothing happened. She was unable to even type in the chat box or alter the description of her livestream. The platform system would alert her each time she attempted to send a message with red exclamation points. How appropriate this complaint was at this moment. Had it arrived just a few seconds sooner, Wynter might have caught a glimpse of that enigmatic Mr. Yarwood. Nevertheless, Wynter was more worried about this unexpected "complaint" than she was about Mr. Yarwood's looks.