Chapter 143 - 143: 143: Don’t rush, it’s not ti yet
Translator: 549690339
While reposting the explosive audio broadcast scandal online, they didn’t forget to share the statent from Rong Weiwei Studio accusing Rong Yan of using Rong Weiwei’s private photos to threaten Shi Mufeng, along with a letter of declaration that had been stread online, taken entirely out of context.
Their attitude clearly showed that they were siding with Rong Weiwei.
The major portal websites have popular V’s with a large readership and enough traffic to reach more people. Many people only went to watch the audio on Rong Yan’s side after seeing the statent from Rong Weiwei Studio. With preconceived notions, when they listened to those conversations, many thought Rong Yan was a scher, deliberately framing Shi Mufeng and Rong Weiwei.
In the comnts section, Rong Weiwei’s fans and paid trolls had also arrived, controlling the online comntary, whitewashing themselves.
After fernting for two hours, the online audio that had initially presented Shi Mufeng as an undeniable scumbag and Rong Weiwei as a cheap woman was now on the verge of being spun into a love story where a deep-feeling CEO willingly misunderstood for love.
In a coffee shop in the city center, a man prettier than most girls pushed away the laptop in front of him in frustration and grabbing his hair, he asked, “Little Demon Rong, what exactly do you want to do? Look at the ss online, are you just going to watch them whitewash everything? Everyone is about to make a moving love story out of it, and there you are, silent like so evil stepmother. If you don’t speak up now, you might as well never speak again! ”
He really didn’t understand what Rong Yan was up to. She had finally acquired evidence of the scumbag’s own damning behavior, and instead of pressing the advantage, she was just sitting there, leisurely drinking coffee.
Did she no longer care about her career in the entertainnt industry?
Gu Linxi had sowhat guessed Rong Yan’s plan. He wasn’t as frantic as Lin Xinbei, yet seeing the online public opinion, he still felt worried for her.
“Yan, when do you plan to make your move? Waiting any longer might be detrintal to us,” he advised.
As the person at the very center of the storm, Rong Yan was wearing a duckbill cap, covering most of her face to avoid being recognized and hit with eggs by passersby, looking utterly relaxed. She leisurely stirred her coffee while enjoying the sight of Rong Weiwei’s fans and paid trolls frantically slinging mud at her online.
Her bright eyes brimd with confidence as she took a sip of her coffee. Facing her two friends who were anxious on her behalf, she curved her red lips into a smile, “Don’t worry, the ti hasn’t co yet.”
The more Rong Weiwei and Shi Mufeng sared her online, the louder the slap would be when she released the ‘truth’!
She was just lanting that her entry into the entertainnt world wasn’t sensational enough when they had delivered themselves right to her doorstep.
Notoriety is a form of fa, isn’t it?
anwhile, Rong Yan was calmly sipping her afternoon tea, showing no intention of addressing the overwhelming negative comnts online.
On the other hand, Lin Xinbei was gritting his teeth in anger, wishing he could drag her out and force her to drop her bombshell, to stop letting that disgraceful couple gloat.
Unfortunately, Rong Yan hadn’t even glanced his way; even if his eyes were blazing with fury, it was futile if she didn’t see it!
“Rong Yan!”
‘ She might as well be deaf for all she heard.
In a secluded corner of the café not far away, a tall man tentatively pulled out his phone and ‘click’ took a few photos of the people outside. Just as he was about to share the photos he captured, he t the surprised gaze of the server.
Damn! Cui Jiangjing stiffened as if caught red-handed, putting on an awkward expression, and covering half his face with his hand, he coughed and said,
“Ahem, you’ve co at the right ti, bring
another glass of lemon water..”
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