Madam’s Identities Shocks The Entire City Again

Elena's eyebrows were beating fast, her sharp eyes fell on him, and she paused: "...You didn't convey it to Grandpa Ye for me?"

The old housekeeper ignored her burning eyes and said calmly: "I have already conveyed it. But Mr. Ye has made an appointment with his old friend to meet today and cannot spare time to meet Miss Aina."

"..." Even a fool, Elena could hear the perfunctory tone of the other party's words. Thinking of Si Xue and a lot of mess waiting for her to deal with, her eyes were clear: "When will Grandpa Ye come back? I'll wait here for him to come back."

The old housekeeper refused to budge, and had no intention of inviting her in to sit. He still stood at the door, blocking the front with his hands folded and saying very calmly: "Mr. Ye's schedule has not yet been decided, and I don't know the specific time. Miss Aina, it's better not to wait any longer. , maybe Mr. Ye won’t come back tonight.”

Elina’s eyes were about to shoot cold arrows: "Tomorrow..."

 The old housekeeper lowered his eyelashes: "Mr. Ye also has plans tomorrow."

"the day after tomorrow…"

 “There is a meeting the day after tomorrow that I need to attend.”

 Elena stopped talking, and only looked at him with one wrong look, as if she came out of an ice cellar: "Grandpa Ye doesn't want to see me?"

The old housekeeper didn't seem to hear the doubt in her tone, and leaned forward slightly: "You are joking. Mr. Ye has his own arrangements, and I, a servant, have no right to question him. If you have something to ask him, you can wait until Mr. Ye is done with his work. .”

 “Heh.” Elena laughed angrily at him. She couldn’t stand the humiliation anymore, so she threw her hands away and left.

The old housekeeper watched her angrily getting into the car, then turned around and went back. He had no intention of retaining her the whole time.

Elena got into the car and looked through the window glass to see the people inside re-entering. Her temples were bulging and beating wildly. She had to press her temples with her hands, her eyebrows were pressed down, and the low pressure shrouded her body. Anyone could see how strong she was. angry.

 The driver carefully broke the silence in the car through the rearview mirror: "Mr. Ai, shall we go?"

"Huh." Elena exhaled the breath that was pressed in her chest, and her face warmed up a little, so that she didn't look so ugly.

 She pressed the window, turned her head, and looked at the door of the old house again, her face as dark as water: "Let's go!"

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Si Xue and her agent were both taken back to the police station and spent the entire night under interrogation.

Her agent is okay. As a strong woman who has gradually become a big agent in the entertainment industry from a small assistant, she behaved very appropriately throughout the whole process. She was impeccable in the face of inquiries and seemed to be cooperative. However, at the end of the night, she didn't ask anything. She just didn't know.

 Including the animated pictures of her picking up people on the Internet, she also found reasonable explanations.

"I am Si Xue's agent and I am responsible for handling all matters related to her. As a studio, we must be aware of the news that is happening outside. I drove to pick up the fan purely to protect Si Xue's image, with no personal reasons."

"As you said, I eat and drink with professional fans. That's even simpler. The unspoken rule of our entertainment industry is that fan studios and professional fans cooperate with each other and protect each other. Their professional fans help us maintain fans and enhance fan loyalty. , we usually disclose some artist schedules to them, give them some merchandise and tickets to meet-and-greets, etc. They make money by selling artist merchandise, and we rely on them to keep the artist’s fans active. We all benefit from each other. Isn’t it normal for us to interact with each other? .”

“I understand what you are saying. Don’t worry, I will fully cooperate with the investigation, but I hope you will not wrongly accuse us honest people.”