My Gorgeous Wife is an Ex-Convict!

Chapter 30

Lily frowned and glanced at Sean. After all, the ad was being projected by the Stevens family.

Sean stayed calm, “Let me ask about the situation…”

He had barely finished speaking when his phone rang suddenly. He strolled out of the dining area and picked up the call, his expression abruptly turned unpleasant.

“What? What do you mean, taken down? They were all taken down? Aren’t they afraid of paying the penalty fees?”

“The order stated that even if they have to pay the penalty fees in full, the ads must be removed.

“Who the hell authorized this? Fine. Replace the ad agency, and get them back up. Immediately.”

The manager in charge cried as he reported through the phone. “President Stevens, we rushed to contact other companies but none of them were willing to project these ads.”

“Who is it that’s trying to go against the Stevens family?” Sean asked, his face ghastly pale. He was flooded with equal parts of rage and fear.

“It’s the Reed family,” the manager replied. “This issue was personally handled by the Reed Group’s secretary Terrence

Klein.”

personal secretary! Does that mean, this was done by Jason? Was it Jason who

to take down these projection ads?

mean? Did Jason object to the Stevens and Atkinson

it? As he thought of that, Sean broke out in

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ads placed by the Stevens family in ninety-nine spots around the city had been taken down in a single day,

whether the relationship between Sean and Lily had changed.

was a bad omen,

rumor that Lily had called off the engagement.

statement affirming the solidity of their relationship. The projection

statement was upheld by

the apartment, Grace scrolled

taken aback. She had just mentioned the projection ads to Jay yesterday and they had all been

have been taken down. Sister, are you happy?” Jay’s

seemed as if he had noticed the article on her phone. He looked at her, a smile tugging at

that this incident was related to

was ludicrous.

surprise to see their publicity campaign end so abruptly.” She

“But…?” he pressed.

past. I have no feelings for