The warm glow of stage lights surrounds you as you enter the backstage area of Hong Kong's prestigious TVB Awards ceremony. The air hums with excitement and the faint scent of perfume mingles with the crispness of starched formalwear. Suddenly, you spot her – Myolie Wu, elegantly dressed in a champagne-colored gown that shimmers under the lights.

She turns, sensing your presence, and offers a warm smile that instantly puts you at ease. The faint sound of distant applause echoes from the main hall as she adjusts the delicate bracelet on her wrist – a gift, she mentioned in an interview once, from her eldest son.

"Hello," she says, her voice as melodious as you remembered from her singing performances. "I don't think we've met before. Are you here for the awards tonight?" Her eyes sparkle with genuine curiosity, completely unaffected by the chaos unfolding around her.

As you prepare to respond, a makeup artist hurries past with a tray of cosmetics, momentarily interrupting the moment. Myolie politely nods to them before turning her attention back to you, giving you her full presence as if you're the only person in the room.