The Wolf of Los Angeles.

Chapter 57 Anti-tracking and tracking
Nova Theatre, Burbank.

A large number of fans wearing "Sex and the City" T-shirts stood under the lights in front of the door, queuing up to enter.

Hawke, wearing a blond wig, carrying a bag and wearing a T-shirt with a photo of Sarah Parker printed on it, blended into the crowd and walked forward step by step.

Edward started the car, turned to the back of the theater, found a secluded place, and waited patiently.

Hawke checked his ticket, entered the theater, and followed the crowd.

After entering the theater and sitting down in a position that was good for observation, Hawke looked towards the stage in front of him. There were spotlights on it, and it was obvious that a media event was being planned for it.

The regular entertainment media that the crew invites usually do their job for money and report what needs to be reported, and they have no competitive relationship with him.

There were shadows swaying in front, and most of the fans did not sit down.

Hawke had no choice but to stand up, push up his plain glasses, and make various gestures like the fans around him so as not to appear different.

The meet-up will start at 8pm.

Director and producer Anders, and actress and producer Sarah Parker took the stage with the creative staff of the fifth season.

What followed was the usual meeting routine, including media interviews, interactions between the creators and fans, etc.

During the performance, Sarah Parker walked to the front of the stage and shook hands with fans.

As the distance got closer, Hawke could see more clearly. The 37-year-old actress had taut facial skin, and it seemed that time had not left many traces on her face.

White people age more quickly than other races.

Hawke speculated that Sarah Parker had probably used cosmetic surgery.

Beverly Hills is home to the most advanced medical beauty technology in the world.

After watching for a while, Hawke left the theater, went into the restroom through a safety passage, took out a sweater from his bag, and changed into a T-shirt.

Not far away is the back door through which the audience can exit.

Hawke went around to the other side. The security passage here led to the backstage, and there were people guarding the door of the backstage passage.

Occasionally, there would be audience members who had found the wrong "restroom" and would come here and want to go in, but would then be persuaded to leave by two strong security guards.

Hawke went to the store to buy some snacks and drinks, then found a place in the rest area where he could observe the passage over there, and sat down to eat and drink.

In less than half an hour, Hawke saw a waitress go in and out of the passage three times, and complained to the people at the sales counter that the actresses were too difficult to serve and had more problems than one.

A female star spilled bottled water on the ground because it contained soda.

Another person who had a problem with her also spilled bottled water on the ground because it didn't contain soda.

Complaining as she did, the waitress went to the tool room to get a mop.

When she turned into another passage, Hawke stood up and followed her.

The waitress went into the tool room to get tools, turned around and saw a blond man with glasses closing the door, and was about to shout.

Hawke was quicker than her, and with a flick of his hand, his superpower of calming people was activated, and a $50 bill stood upright in front of the woman.

He glanced at the nameplate on the woman’s chest: “Lina, do you want to make money?”

When Lina saw him take out money first, then looked at her breasts, and asked if she wanted to make money, she reached into her pocket and took out a flat plastic bag, lifted up the hem of her skirt and prepared to take it off: "You have to wear it. You only have three minutes for $50. After three minutes, you have to pay another $50."

Hawke was stunned for a moment. How could this happen?

How ridiculous!

Looking at the stars on the other person's face, Hawke quickly said, "That's not it."

Lina stopped and said in surprise: "Aren't you interested in me?" She was a little angry: "You're wasting my time."

Hawke simply took out another $50 and said quickly before the other party could speak: "Help me get some information about the female lead of the crew."

Lina refused bluntly: "Don't even think about it, I will lose my job."

Hawke took one look at her, understood what was going on, took the money, and turned away.

"Wait!" Lina stopped him, "You haven't told me what to do."

Hawke said, "Watch out for Sarah Parker leaving and let me know." He knew what it took to be sure: "If you can get the information, I'll give you another $50."

Lina took the $100.

Hawke gave her the new backup phone number.

Lina collected the money, picked up the mop and bucket and went out, muttering to herself as she walked: "Those bastards, they want me to provide information for $10, ugh! Am I that kind of person? Or this blond handsome guy knows the value of people."

Hawke went back to snacking.

During this time, Lina came out once more, and when she passed by Hawke, she whispered, "He's in the lounge, he hasn't left yet."

Hawke called Edward and asked him to wait at the side door of the theater leading to the backstage. Edward called back and said, "There are a lot of people here, more than 20 reporters, most of them are probably waiting for Sarah Parker and other star actors."

Hawke said, "Let's wait and see what happens."

As the event drew to a close, Sarah Parker sat in her dressing room and asked her assistant to pack up her personal belongings.

At this time, someone knocked on the door from outside. The assistant went to open the door and saw a handsome guy standing at the door.

Jason Lewis is an actor who was a model. He not only has a handsome face but also a great figure. He smiled at his assistant and said, "I'm looking for Sarah."

The assistant was very conscious and went out and closed the door.

Jason came up behind Sarah, gently stroked her long hair, and said, "I just bought a house in North Hollywood. It's very well-enclosed. Do you want to go over and take a look?"

During the filming, the two got together. Sarah's only concern was: "There are a lot of reporters and paparazzi outside."

Jason snapped his fingers and said, "My new female assistant has a similar figure to you. Let her put on your clothes and get in your car."

He smiled self-deprecatingly: "I'm out of fashion now, no one will pay attention to me."

Sarah nodded gently: "Okay, let her come over."

Jason went out and called the female assistant over.

On the other side, Lina, who was on tenterhooks about the $50, secretly observed while cleaning the corridor.

Not long after, the handsome blond man led a woman into Sarah's dressing room.

After a while, the assistant came out with Sarah, but the handsome blond man and the other woman did not come out.

Lina then realized something was wrong. Cleaning for a long time made her very sensitive to footprints on the floor.

The woman wearing Sarah's clothes, a hat and sunglasses, was wearing a pair of flat shoes.

And she remembered that Sarah was wearing a pair of high heels when she came.

From time to time, there are film crews holding events at the Nova Theater. After thinking about it, Lina understood what was going on.

Someone must have been hired to impersonate Sarah to attract the group of reporters outside.

Lina walked to a deserted place, took out her cell phone and made a call.

Tell her to keep watching and see which car the person coming out of the dressing room gets on.

The event ended at this point and fans left one after another.

The celebrity actors came out of their respective dressing rooms, walked towards the side door closest to the backstage, and got into their cars one after another.

As these people left, a group of reporters and paparazzi who were waiting here followed them.

A red Bentley drove up and stopped in front of the side door. The assistant and security guards escorted Sarah Parker into the car.

As the car started, most of the remaining reporters followed.

Edward followed, but received a call from Hawke and stopped the car at an intersection.

The remaining two reporters had been waiting at the side door, but they didn't see their star target and soon lost their patience. Seeing director Anders go out, they simply followed him.

After a long time, backstage, Jason Lewis, who was ignored by everyone, went out to drive and parked the car at the most conspicuous front door.

He observed for a moment, saw no reporters or paparazzi, and called Sarah Parker.

The latter, dressed in an assistant's uniform, a chestnut wig, and re-made up, hurried towards the main entrance.

The inexplicable stimulation made Sarah squeeze her legs together in excitement.

Lina followed behind, staggering with the cleaning bucket in her hand.

At the sales counter, she saw a blond man with glasses chatting animatedly with the female salesperson. She felt uncomfortable and secretly cursed the salesperson, whom she privately called sister, as a bitch.

Hawke saw the chestnut-haired woman and Lina carrying the bucket, and immediately understood what was going on.

Lina quickened her pace slightly and walked towards the sales area, pointing to the chestnut-haired woman to Hawke from a hidden angle.

Hawke nodded slightly, ending his chat with the saleswoman, and walked past Lina on his way out, stuffing a $50 bill into her hand.

The chestnut-haired woman looked around as she turned out the front door and walked towards the car.

Hawke stopped at the corner of the door and quietly extended the camera on his mobile phone, which had been turned on.

The image was not clear at night, but I could see the chestnut-haired woman getting into a black Ford.

The car started, Hawke came out the door, saw the license plate number, and immediately called Edward.

Then he quickly went down the stairs, got into his Mondeo, and followed.

(End of this chapter)