My Mysterious Husband

Kerry's eyes were cold, "This amusement park will take business away from many people’s. Of course they want it to get a bad reputation before it opens. There are too many people who want to set me up."

"So what are you going to do about it?" asked Venus.

"The families of the dead have been sent back to their home overnight. Without them coming out to cause trouble, there won't be much trouble. They're trying to ruin my amusement park business with a picture. It’s ridiculous." Kerry said calmly.

"So, have you picked an opening date yet?"

"Not yet. The amusement park staffs are in training. Now this is happening suddenly. I need to get someone to figure out a good date to open it.”

Venus was silent for a few seconds and said, "Can you postpone its opening for a month?"

"Why?" Kerry asked.

Venus looked serious, "In a month, my agreement with the man with the silver mask will expire. We can't let Xuan leave now, just in case the man with the silver mask will play tricks on us. If this amusement park opens, there will be no need for Xuan to stay here. Once he leaves, we'll lose one bargaining chip."

Kerry had almost forgotten about this. After Venus mentioned it, he remembered the importance of Xuan Chu.

"You're right. Since Xuan is here, we can't let him get away." said Kerry.

"And with the extra month you can decorate the amusement park properly. After it's been decorated more perfectly, then you can present it to the customers." said Venus.

Kerry looked at Venus with a strange look. He felt like she'd suddenly matured a lot.

Venus saw his gaze and smiled, "Don't look at me like that. It's actually the same as making clothes; a dress that takes three days to make is definitely not as good as one that takes a month to make."

"You’re right," Kerry said leaning in close to her and staring into her eyes, "I've noticed that you seem to have changed a lot."

"People always have to grow up." Venus continued to eat the porridge from her own bowl.

She became mature, but she paid a price for it. If she could, she would have preferred to remain an infantile child forever.

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there were more than ten people blocking the entrance to the

day? I've been in the headlines

pay attention to you, it's that the people behind them pay attention to you. They listen to whoever pays their salaries. Now that you're a talking head again, news about you will be more attractive to the public. That's all they small journalists can do

at her in amazement, "You know so much

used to be a journalist.

department. "Get those reporters into the conference room. I'll be there

this news from spreading. Why will you respond to the matter?"

news didn't leak, of course I had to take measures to prevent the news from spreading. Now that it's leaked, I'd

"I understand."

like a gust of wind. It blows today, and tomorrow it's gone. And avoiding the matter will only allow the people behind it to hype it.

At 9:30 a.m., Kerry arrived at the conference room, cameras and microphones

around with a smile on his face and said, "I heard that you reporters came here this morning without eating. You guys

said, they knew that he was mocking

about the accident at the construction site yesterday afternoon?" A female reporter was the first to

A worker fell off the building and died. We immediately contacted his family, and offered

"Does this mean that there is a loophole in the safety measures at your site?" Another reporter asked.

there are no problems with the safety measures at our amusement park. If you have any questions, you

did this tragedy

incident as well. According to his family's description, the worker had severe high blood pressure. Perhaps

The reporters looked at each other. How could there be a hidden story?

ask Mr. Ye if you could disclose the contact information of the family,

cold. "I respect your spirit of seeking the truth, but there is a bottom line to everything. Their loved one has just died and they are very sad, yet you go to their homes and

kept asking, "But that's

in the morning to ask about this very thing. Now I've made it clear, and you say that's my side of the story. I don't understand why you have to bother with me when

had any objections, they would have gone to the media, or to the authorities, to complain. Now they haven't said anything. They just want to

everyone with indifference for a moment before asking, "Is there anything else you'd like

one said anything, just shook

so I'll leave," Kerry looked at the head of the publicity department and said, "Please see the

"Yes, Mr. Ye."

publicity department took out more than

smiled, and took the red envelopes and left.

Because of Kerry's explanation and the red envelope, most reporters were much more cautious when writing their articles.