My Fair Stunner

Chapter 560 A Deep-rooted Bad Trait

Chapter 560 A Deep-rooted Bad Trait

She didn't have to be a kind-hearted saint, but she must have her bottom lines.

As for a person who didn't have a bottom line, even if you managed to make her popular, she wouldn't

make great achievements in this industry.

It was because it was hard to control this kind of people.

Of course, what was hard to control was not the person, but her bizarre way of thinking. You wouldn't

know what trouble she would make for you one day.

Not getting any response from Faye after finishing the words, Aniston called her tentatively, "Ms.

Nash."

Faye asked, "What?"

Aniston then asked, "Did I say anything wrong?"

Faye replied with a smile, "Nah."

Hearing Faye's words, Aniston heaved a sigh of relief. She continued, "Many things will be habits. If I

use my fans to guide public opinions and thus know how convenient it would be to make use of my

fans, I will resort to the same approach next time. Making use of my fans doesn't cost a lot. I just need

to instigate them. Or I could ask the working staff in our company to instigate them secretly."

A virtual person was not necessarily an outstanding person, but you would definitely feel comfortable

when getting alone with her.

Probably because Aniston had "help" Fanny before, or probably because of her virtue, Faye teased

her, which was a rare scene, "You're right. But this is the most effective approach in the war of public

opinions."

Aniston said calmly, "I would rather spend more time on it. I must adapt a legal approach."

The office was enveloped by silence when Aniston finished the words.

Several seconds later, William coughed lightly and broke the silence, "Ms. Nash, it's such a critical

moment, can you please stop sounding out Aniston?"

Faye said with a smile, "It's just chitchat."

William rolled his eyes heavenward and said, "Oh, I'm convinced."

Faye's smile widened.

She picked up the cup of coffee on the desk with a smile, took a sip of it, and then went straight to the

point, "It's not difficult to this rumor. I can clarify for you that you didn't make use of Fanny to gain your

fame and it was me who asked you to play this role."

Aniston said with a smile, "But the truth is that I..."

before Aniston could finish her words, Faye interrupted her, "Whether you were invited or you asked for

it is not important. It's just the process. But the public wants to see the result."

Aniston nodded. She didn't refute it and just said, "Okay."

Faye continued, "So far, we have a tough nut."

Aniston said, "Do you mean that a star of Breanna Media accused me of snatching her role?"

Faye replied, "Yep. And your romantic affairs."

Aniston said, "They're all ill-grounded rumors."

Faye chuckled and said, "It's hard to clarify ill-grounded rumors. After all, you can't prove a thing that

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Aniston was lost for words.

Seeing that Aniston had accepted her reminder, Faye paused and then said, "As for rumors, I advise

you to let Robert clarify it."

Aniston felt awkward for a second when Faye mentioned Robert. She said, "We haven't contacted

each other for so long."

Faye asked doubtfully, "What?"

Aniston replied honestly, "We haven't contacted each other since he helped me last time.

Faye was rendered speechless.

She remembered that Colin said Robert was into Aniston.

Faye finally understood why Colin always said Robert was cunning.

Though he was into Aniston, he would find an excuse whenever he showed up before her.

She wouldn't find out his feelings, but she would fall into his trap step by step.

Faye rubbed her slender, long fingers against the coffee mud and said, "Do you need me to contact

Robert for you?"

Aniston replied after thinking for a while, "Don't bother. I will contact him by myself."

Faye said, "Okay. Then only one thing is left. The rumor about snatching her role."

Aniston said, "Mr. Ford..."

Faye said, "Mr. Ford is very cunning. Though he gets along well with you at usual times, he would

evade faster than anyone else in the face of such a troublesome matter."

Aniston was rendered speechless.

William who stood beside her spoke, "Moreover, that female star from Breanna Media must have

auditioned for the movie since she actually dared to say those words. And she must have some

evidence. She just wants to hype up by making use of you. But she's not that foolish to do a thing that

may be exposed at a glance."

William added humorously, "At least two glances."

The office was enveloped by silence again when William finished the words.

William looked at Faye and then Aniston. He asked, "Aren't I humorous?"

Faye and Aniston replied simultaneously, "Yes, you are."

William was rendered speechless.

He thought to himself, "How perfunctory!"

Under such a circumstance, they could only act according to the situation. Faye landed her gaze on

Aniston and said, "We will clarify two things now. First, it was me who invited you to film that movie;

second, contact Robert and let him publish an announcement to clarify that you don't have any love

affairs."

Aniston nodded obediently and replied, "Okay."

Faye continued, "Aniston, originally, I don't plan to tell you this matter, but Fanny's death makes me feel

it necessary to inform you about this. When the two announcements are posted, it will prove that you

have capitals as your backer. You must endure the pressure from public opinion."

Aniston took a breath and said, "I understand."

Faye said, "No one will care about how much effort you have put behind your success. You don't have

to explain it eighter."

After all, what people loved to see was an outstanding, eye-catching person falling down the altar of

reputation after being polluted by the early world and losing his or her charms.

It didn't mean human nature was evil. It was just a deep-routed bad trait, such as liking to talk behind

others' backs and gossip.