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Wang Xinlin smiled slightly at Xu Li, and the two dimples on her youthful, beautiful face perfectly embodied innocence. Xu Li nodded and grinned, the scar on his face wriggling like a worm, which startled the young girl into stepping back a couple of paces. He didn’t mind, though. "Are you a singer or an actor?"
"A singer," Xu Li replied, nodding. "I came back in such a rush that I didn’t prepare any gifts for you. I’ll write you a couple of songs later."
"Really? Thank you, big brother!"
Wang Xinlin was so excited she started stomping her feet. Xu Lei often boasted that Xu Li was a relative of theirs, and she had been somewhat skeptical. But now, seeing him in person and knowing he would write songs for her, she was already fantasizing about her bright future ahead.
Later that evening, Father-in-law trended again online. After all, with those long legs standing at the airport and that notoriously unattractive face, he was simply too recognizable!
"Didn’t I tell you? I have my own connections; don’t call me randomly."
At the dining table, Xu Lei was scolding his subordinates with a cigarette in hand and a frown on his face. Xu Haigui kicked his calf lightly. He glanced at Xu Li, who was eating as usual, took a deep breath, and said, "General Xu, I really can’t help it."
The woman on the other end of the phone sounded like she was about to cry. "Just now, Li Daimo was taken away! That bastard relapsed and hid from Wei Jian; someone reported him! What are we going to do?"
"Damn it!"
Xu Lei jumped up suddenly, venting his frustration into the phone with rapid-fire words before finally roaring in anger: "Terminate the contract immediately! Who the hell hired this bastard? I want everyone in the company to investigate thoroughly; anyone suspicious should be fired! If this isn’t handled well, you’d better pack your bags too!"
Panting heavily, he sat back down and took a big gulp from his glass. "Damn it."
"You’d be better off posting an apology online right now instead of sitting here fuming," someone suggested. "Thank that whistleblower while the situation hasn’t escalated yet and clarify your stance."
After finishing his drink, Xu Li asked Lao Si to serve him a bowl of rice. Xu Lei had lost his appetite and went back to his bedroom with his phone: "Xiao Li, you need to—"
Xu Haigui sighed. "Why did we have to get involved in this mess?"
"Serves you right," Xu Li replied as he took big bites of rice. "You guys don’t need me to say more, do you?"
"Nope, nope!"
The young men shook their heads vigorously like rattles. They weren’t ready to be lectured by Old Father just yet.
Less than an hour later, a heartfelt apology letter appeared on Pinnacle Entertainment's official Weibo account, accompanied by a list of over a hundred names indicating that everyone would go to the hospital for testing and that no addict would remain under their management.
Several rival companies were still drafting articles to slander them further when Pinnacle Entertainment preemptively addressed the issue and clarified their position. This left their opponents with nothing but dirt to throw but no place to throw it at; they could only begrudgingly order their employees to delete their drafts and go home.
That morning, yet another wave of scandal swept through the entertainment industry, with Pinnacle Entertainment at the center of it all. Their leading star, Wu Hai, had tested positive and was personally escorted to the police station by the company’s CEO.
In a video that lasted over two hours, the handsome and beautiful talents of Pinnacle Entertainment, along with CEO Xu Lei and even the cleaning staff, lined up one after another for blood tests. Xu Lei, flanked by several bodyguards, paced back and forth in front of his employees, his disheveled hair and hands on his hips creating a comical image as he vented his frustrations.
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