My Dreamy Old Husband

When the call went through, Sophia spoke before Michael could. “Huh? Have you finished filming already?” Her voice was as gentle as ever, and there was no hint of frustration in it at all. It seemed that she was still rather composed.

Michael wanted to speak, but he didn’t know what to say when he tried to open his mouth. Despite having such a huge dilemma hit her company, she never bothered him once. Her resolution made his heart ache.

“Is the company doing okay?”

Sophia was unfazed. “Yeah, it’s just a small problem; we’ll overcome it. Also, I noticed earlier that your equipment is gone. All the data will probably be restored by the day after tomorrow.”

“I heard that the landlord destroyed the rent agreement and asked you to move. Have you guys found a new place to relocate?” Michael continued.

With the landlord suddenly demanding that they move out during such a critical period, there definitely had to be some mastermind pulling some strings in the background. A large company like this would need some time to move; during this period, many things could happen in just a day or two.

“It’s fine, it’s no skin off my back. That old coot of a landlord’s just taking advantage of us while we’re down after he accepted payment from someone else. He even ripped up that agreement himself. We never agreed to move, so he’s got no other choice here. Finding a legal team or forcing us out by suing the company will take time; it’ll be enough for us to solve all the problems here. If he dares to get us out by force, then he’ll be violating the law!” Sophia replied as she walked. “Once we’re done with everything here, we’ll move immediately. We’ve already gotten a new office. It’s currently being remodeled, and it’s actually that new building we bought. Screw that old coot—once we get out of here, I’m going to make sure that one will ever rent this place!”

Her tone was jovial yet steady. Michael truly couldn’t pick up that she was currently undergoing a huge crisis. He continued to ask, “I’ve already seen the dissenters online, as well as the matter about the new gaming fiasco. Do you want me to pull some strings…”

were very busy on Sophia’s side

to the police station at 3.00PM tomorrow so that he can

has already sent the documents

appointment with Mr.

almost time for your interview with Mr. Watts!

…

heard all those people calling for Sophia, Michael suddenly realized that his little chica had already grown up without him noticing. Her wings had slowly spread, but in his eyes, she was forever that scared, jumpy, and skinny little girl who had just arrived at

people online and let those bullets fly. The bigger the fuss they kick up, the better. I have my own PR crisis team ready to launch their counterattack. I met with the police and the gaming association yesterday. Since our game is a rare local gem, the higher-ups have given priority to our case. We’ve already sent all relevant information over, and they’ve just caught the insider rat. He escaped to northern Europe, but he was captured by our underworld friends there the moment he stepped off the plane. If things go smoothly, he’ll arrive at Bayside’s

realized that his little chica had well and truly grown up. She had her own career, honed her abilities, and built her own network up. She was hardened now, and had blossomed into a phoenix who

over. Oh, it’s nearly 10.00PM. They’re already waiting in the

Medal of Sniper, and it played very much like Stanley’s Soul of Sniper. It was practically cut from the same cloth, and Michael almost thought that the game

than he did. This company had ripped off many internationally renowned games, and people lambasted them for that. However, the company still stood strong due to a myriad of reasons, even if they were clearly infringing on

it had heavily plagiarized Stanley’s game, Medal of Sniper was made by an experienced team. Hence, their combat and fluidity was even better than the original. In addition to that, the company had incredible marketing strategies. Several days after they launched its beta testing, they already garnered a huge number of fans. It felt like Soul

that things couldn’t be as simple as they seemed, so he looked into that company—just as he thought, Harper Group had invested in