Chapter 1536: Chapter 1537: Deliberately Suppressing Rong Yan’s Press Conference
Zhu Zhu wiped her tears, choking intermittently, “I’m not feeling wronged, I’m just distressed. We’ve worked so hard to get this film done, and then sothing goes wrong at the press conference. I feel really guilty, like I’ve let everyone down.”
“What does this have to do with you?” The person next to her patted her shoulder, handed her a tissue, “Don’t cry. We’re not blaming you. How could we have known KT Entertainnt would create such a buzz and invite Chu Xi? When those opportunistic dia folks see the hype, they’re not going to pay us any mind.”
“If they don’t co, so be it. If worse cos to worst, we can talk to Estelle about changing the date. If necessary, fewer dia doesn’t matter; as long as the quality of our production is good, the audience can see it, and soone will appreciate it.”
The apple-faced young girl scrubbed her nose hard with the tissue, her eyes still a blush red, sobbing despite the comfort, “Without dia, how can we hold a press conference? We’ll definitely be ridiculed by other companies. Especially Fu Ya, she doesn’t like Rong Yan to begin with; she’d be over the moon.”
“It’s not that exaggerated.”
She rubbed her nose until it was ruddy like a garlic clove, took a breath, and beca increasingly distressed, “I called every dia contact I know, and only less than ten agreed to co. How can we hold a press conference with so few people? They’re too much. They promised, and then when they saw the buzz around ‘Sunny Sumr’, they refused to co…”
The planning division girl patted her back to soothe her, “Alright, don’t cry. It’s useless to cry; those who won’t co still won’t co. First, let’s inform Rong Yan and Estelle about the situation. They’ll surely have a way. If not, at least we know how to respond next.”
Zhu Zhu thought for a while, stopped crying, and nodded, “Okay.”
She sounded nasally, not giving up and ran to check again, “I’ll see if there’s any dia I missed contacting.”
…
The morning air in Capital City was pleasant, with a gentle breeze across the face.
Rong Yan hadn’t slept in for a long ti; the sunshine stread through the floor-to-ceiling windows, warming the duvet comfortably, and she seed glued to the bed, unable to get up.
Until the annoying ringtone woke her.
Rong Yan stretched out her hand with difficulty, felt for her phone on the bedside table, and placed it by her ear with her eyes closed, “Hello.”
The voice from the other end spoke for a full two minutes, and her mind was still in a sleepy haze. Upon hearing them finish, she yawned, her eyes still shut, “Yeah, I got it. You guys don’t rush, I’ll be there soon.”
“Bye.”
She hung up the call, her bed was soft and warm. She grabbed the blanket and covered her head, took a deep breath, ntally prepared herself, then threw off the blanket and finally opened her eyes.
Blurred, she first saw a pretty little face, then a small body snuggled into her arms, hugging her tightly.
“Mommy, good morning.”
Rong Yan was jolted awake, her vision gradually clearing up. She looked down to find Little Baby snuggled in her arms like a koala, hugging her waist tightly.
She smiled gently, and in a soft voice greeted, “Good morning, baby.”
Li Duidui heard her voice, quickly lifted his head, eyes suddenly reddened, and seemingly not wanting her to see his red eyes, he nestled back down into Rong Yan’s embrace, speaking muffled, “Mommy, when did you co back, why didn’t you wake up?”
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