The Cherished Wife

"What happened?" Ronald asked as he glanced at Charles, who was seated in the back. The voice on the other end continued, "Ms. Shaw's dress was tampered with, and no one knows who did it. The press conference turned chaotic as soon as it began, and now, it's out of control." Ronald raised an eyebrow, not entirely surprised that things had gone exactly as he had anticipated.

Since Ronald had put the call on speaker, Charles heard everything. A shadow crossed his face and his expression turned cold, but a faint smirk played on his lips. "Tell them to keep the situation under control," he ordered.

"You need to control the situation there. Mr. Hoffman will be there soon," Ronald said before ending the call. He turned to Charles. "Mr. Hoffman, you didn't need to come here yourself today." Charles simply raised his hand. "Drive faster."

Ten minutes later, Charles arrived at the scene of the press conference. The chaos had somewhat subsided, and Winter had already been taken to the hospital for further examination.

The person responsible for damaging Winter's dress had been caught-it was a staff member from the hotel.

The hotel employee had confessed to being paid to tamper with Winter's dress by sprinkling some kind of powder that caused her severe allergic reactions, resulting in red blotches all over her body. When Charles arrived, the reporters and media swarmed toward him. Fortunately, the bodyguards he brought managed to keep them at bay.

as he walked through a path that was cleared for

he found the director and the scriptwriter had

over. "Mr. Hoffman, it's not a big deal, really. Ms. Shaw had an issue, but she's on her way

to the hotel staff member who was still being

this man, and we're willing to cooperate with you in any way you need..." the

narrowed

your hotel doesn't pay you well enough," he remarked

cue, Ronald pulled out a check from

Mr. Hoffman for ten grand. Now, tell us who hired you?" Ronald

gleamed at the sight of the check, and he quickly replied, "It was Ms. Baker, your cousin-Ms. Janet Baker She paid me a thousand up front to