You're Too Good at Flirting [Entertainment Industry]

Under the flashing cameras, Linglong, the investor behind a film that grossed two billion at the box office, is surrounded by reporters:

"Miss Ling, your very first investment has achieved such great results. How do you feel?"

"Miss Ling, there have been rumors online that your success is largely thanks to the favor of a mysterious young CEO from a certain company. Could you comment?"

Anyone smart could hear the insinuation. Just as her assistant was about to step in and turn them away, Linglong gracefully took off her sunglasses and smiled, poised and confident.

"I assume the mysterious young CEO everyone's talking about is Cheng Sihao, the sole head of the Cheng family?"

Her frankness made her assistant draw in a sharp breath. The reporters grew even more excited, their cameras clicking nonstop.

"Miss Ling, could you tell us more? Is your relationship with Mr. Cheng really what people online say it is? Did the Cheng family really finance both your films?"

Linglong put her sunglasses back on and faced the cameras, the corner of her mouth lifting. "I think Boss Cheng's net worth probably still doesn't match mine."

The next day, Cheng Sihao watched the news in his office and laughed helplessly. His assistant asked whether he wanted to do something about it. The good-humored Cheng, master of a business empire, asked in return, "Clarify what? It's the truth."

His assistant looked baffled. "Huh?"

Cheng Sihao: He handed over his salary card before they got married. Every company, property, plot of land, and storefront in his name belongs to his wife. What part of that isn't true?

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