Trial Marriage Husband: Need To Work Hard (Book 3)

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After filing a report at the police station, Jennie and the others stepped out to find that reporters were gathered outside. A public battle, like the one today, wasn't often seen in the industry, so the media wanted to hear directly from those involved.

"Xing Lan and Luo Sheng, you guys should go home first. The two of you don't need to get involved."

Xing Lan and Luo Sheng looked at each other and nodded their heads, "OK."

Doyeon was shielded by Lucas, Rosé was protected by Jisoo, and Jennie was naturally in Lisa's arms. No matter the time, as long as she was in Lisa's embrace, Jennie would feel safe.

The reporters rushed forward and directed their flashing cameras towards Jennie and Lisa.

"Jennie, regarding your experience today, the industry has called it a dog-eat-dog battle. What are your thoughts?"

"There is substantial evidence for President Fan's revenge today. Could you tell us what you want from him?"

"Jennie..."

For some reason, when she heard these sharp, tricky questions, Jennie suddenly felt a bit tired. Was the media so desperate for attention?

"I haven't heard anything about dog-eat-dog. If I hear anything, I'll let you know how I feel."

"As for your second question, there's nothing that I want from President Fan. Everything will be handled according to the law. I don't want to put something dirty in my hands."

"As for any other questions, I hope you think it over before you ask me."

"Because, I'm not going to give you any of the answers that you want."

The reporters held out their microphones, but simply looked at each other. They were intimidated by Jennie's powerful response as they swallowed all the questions they wanted to ask.

"Move!"

As soon as the reporters heard Lisa say this, they subconsciously jumped back a few steps and cleared a path.

No matter how much they wanted to question Jennie further, no one dared to provoke her.

"Jennie, why can't you cooperate with the media?" someone suddenly asked, their voice filled with resentment.

"It's not easy to do our jobs..."

"There has always been an interesting relationship between artists and the media. If you don't cooperate with us, you will attract hatred and the media will naturally slander you. Someone with a high EQ like yours should understand this, right?"

Jennie looked towards the person that was talking and burst out laughing.

"I don't cooperate with reporters that have no professionalism. That's all I'm going to say. You want me to cooperate with you, but your questions are filled with hostility. It's as though you expect someone to respond to your scolding."

"Have you not noticed that the media are best at stirring up trouble? For example, are you sure that the media didn't make up the whole dog-eat-dog thing?"

"Your job may not be easy, but what about mine?"

"Just because you're weak, does that mean you're right?"

"If I have to take your job into consideration, should I also worry about your pay and support your family?"

"I may choose not to cooperate with the media, but I haven't stopped you from slandering me. If the media don't know how to judge a situation objectively, then you can create whatever rumor you want and I won't say a thing..."