Love Comes After Marriage novel Chapter 324

Just as the Mo Couple were about to bid farewell to the Fang couple, Tangning spotted Lin Chong in the distance. Their eyes met, but Tangning did not say anything as she held onto Mo Ting's hand and left.

Lin Chong was already aware of the situation in Beijing; he knew J-King had already made a move.

Compared to his small attacks, J-King had the intention to completely destroy Tangning with his defamation. Of course, he had to do this, if he didn't go to this extreme, would Mo Ting be placed in a situation where he had to go up against his agency's higher-ups?

Meanwhile, Yue Shanshan refused to continue filming as a response to her fan being hit.

She wanted Hai Rui to respond and she wanted Tangning to respond.

She wanted to get justice for the fan that had been sent to hospital!

As soon as Lin Chong saw news of this, he didn't know why he had the urge to laugh. He wanted to laugh at his disgraceful past and at J-King's despicable actions. J-King was indeed someone who wanted to steal Mo Ting's power, but Lin Chong felt he really needed to bow down to J-King's shameful self-scripting, self-directing act. In the end, he put down his camera and handed a message to one of the waiters to pass onto Tangning. He then booked a flight back to Beijing.

As Tangning left, she received the message from one of the waiters. The message inside was simple: "J-King is trying to challenge Mo Ting's authority. His father is Hai Rui's Director Ceng."

Tangning handed the message to Mo Ting. She then looked around to find that Lin Chong had completely disappeared.

Since Lin Chong was a reporter, he was going to show everyone what he was good at. However, unlike the past, his intention was different. He wasn't going to defame Tanging this time, he was going to do something that surprised even himself; he was going to get justice for her.

Defaming a person was easy, but defending someone's innocence was a different story. However, saving someone was more satisfying and challenging than defaming them.

Upon seeing the name on the message, Mo Ting was not surprised. J-King was also amongst his list of suspects.

Did he want Hai Rui?

He sure had the guts.

However, challenging Mo Ting's authority was still within the boundaries of what he could tolerate.

What he truly couldn't tolerate was the fact that Tangning was implicated...

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As soon as the couple returned to Beijing, Mo Ting rushed over to Hai Rui. Upon seeing Mo Ting, Lu Che immediately approached him, "I can't get in contact with Yue Shanshan, it seems she has no intention to talk to us. She obviously wants us to show some sincerity and apologize. At the moment, the fans have turned this into a huge mess."

"Above all, the injured fan won't come to a compromise. It appears she wants to go to court."

"President..."

"That's enough." Mo Ting entered his office and instructed, "Contact Star Art Agency and tell them to get hold of Yue Shanshan. Afterwards, give Director Ceng a call and tell him to come to my office."

"President, this issue has damaged the madam too much."

"I know," Mo Ting replied coldly. He knew that from now on, no matter what Hai Rui did, the anti-fans had already condemned Tangning for what had happened. And no matter what Tangning did, the Yue Fans would automatically feel disgusted.

It was originally something that had nothing to do with Tangning. But, the fan's deeds were their idol's fault; this was what everyone believed. So, what the 'fake' fan did this time had completely destroyed the image Tangning worked so hard to build.

The modeling industry VS the film and television industry.

It seemed the modeling industry was bound to lose.

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Meanwhile, the first thing Tangning did when she got home was contact Long Jie. She then used Long Jie's account to log in to her fan website.

She did not say anything, but she quickly extracted information from discussions. The problem-causing account was indeed hacked and the violent fan had no proof that he was her fan.

This self-scripting, self-directing act was too obvious...