Goodbye, Mr. Regret

Yates's eardrums were about to burst from his mother's shouting.

"Mom, calm down. Doesn't your throat hurt from yelling like that?”

"I'll calm down when you do something about this. Hurry up and figure it out."

"Alright, alright."

Only then did Mrs. Bryant hang up.

Meanwhile, Timothy was moving fast-he'd already pushed out a string of trending social media posts.

On top of that, since the advance screening, plenty of critics had started to weigh in with their reviews.

The Zimmerman Group's marketing team was going full throttle, following the original publicity plan to the letter, and soon the movie was dominating the charts.

Everyone was buzzing about the premiere on the fourth.

Yates sat in deep thought.

It had only been a single day of advance screenings, but the hype had already exploded. Timothy was willing to pour money into this without hesitation.

If Yates tried to do the same, it would be pointless.

theater screenings—he'd handled everything in advance, not just at their own Starlight

almost guarantee it would be a hit. For a movie

for him

was

only he'd shown Jessica this much care and support

meant to push Jessica and Vince together. Now that he'd cooled off, he had no

stood up. "I'm heading to

"Yeah."

Yates dialed

his voice a little hoarse. "What's

divorced, and now you're going public about her being your

grew heavier. "I'm not

pause, he added, "Don't compete with

think just because you don't want a divorce,

she does,

got

get divorced or not, whether

knew