Substitute Bride and Her Husband Who Disappeared novel Chapter 100

Alexander’s sudden appearance also surprised Luna. If she had known that the second boss of this film was Smoo Media, she definitely wouldn’t have let Vivian accept this job.

Unfortunately, it was too late. The only option left was to figure out a solution.

"How about..."

Luna's eyeballs rolled around and she came up with an evil idea, "Vivi, doesn't Nancy look a lot like you? Let Nancy deal with him, or you can talk to him beforehand to see what he really wants. If he says he wants you, then let Nancy go instead."

"After all, even I can't tell you two apart once Nancy puts on makeup, let alone him."

Vivian glared at her in frustration, "Do you think Nancy will cooperate with me?"

"It’s easy."

Luna grabbed Vivian's hand and patted it to comfort her, "Just pour half a kilogram of liquor into her. She won't know anything. Or we can get her take some kind of drug. You know..."

Vivian's anxiety finally began to subside. As she thought more about Luna's idea, she found it to be an excellent solution.

She smirked arrogantly when an idea dawned on her, "You’re right. Nancy is so useful. Why don’t I use her? Besides, I'll make a deal with Alexander to end it this time, then I'll set boundaries. I'll ask him not to bother me any longer. If he refuses, we’ll think of other plans. If he agrees, it’ll be over."

"Exactly!"

Luna, holding Vivian's hand, walked over to the caravan parked on the side, "Vivi, you’ll encounter more men like Alexander in the entertainment industry in the future. Don't get mad easily. Be patient. As long as you are unwilling, they wouldn't dare do anything to you. It's just that Alexander is a bit troublesome right now."

"I think you should get to know the big boss tonight. If he supports you, Alexander wouldn't dare to do anything to you."

Saying that, Luna proudly lifted her chin, "After all, even Smoo Media can't be the first investor. That means, the big boss must have more influence than Smoo Media!"

In the entertainment industry, money was the king. The richer one investor was, the more powerful he would be.

Even though Vivian had never been in the entertainment industry, she understood that rule.