Alana sighed inwardly as she accepted the ticket. She actually didn't see Ula's name in the ticket booking entry, and she thought Ulla couldn't get her hands on a ticket, but apparently, she could do whatever with her parents' money.
The receipt clearly showed someone else's name. So, Ulla must have bought her ticket on the black market for at least 10 times the price. That's what they heard.
Around 30% of the tickets sold ended up in the internet black market and many people who couldn't get the tickets directly from the organizer must feel content with buying the ones sold in the black market at an inflated price.
"Right this way, Ulla." Miri motioned for her to follow. While not exactly in the front row, Ulla had still landed amongst very good rows of seats.
