Chapter 283Despicable


    Chapter 283 Despicable


    They looked aggressive.


    Ralph''s dissatisfaction was obvious. His agent looked tense.


    Faye looked at them silently, and Galen didn''t hold back, "Stuart, you two have suffered from


    tenosynovitis recently?"


    "Can''t you lift your hands to knock on the door?"


    Both Ralph and his agent were speechless.


    Galen turned to look at Faye.


    Faye narrowed her eyes and continued the conversation just now as if nothing had happened.


    "Let''s take turns on duty during the holiday. Just two people a day during the vacation."


    "If there is a special emergency, call me at any time."


    "As for the newly signed artists, ask their agents to keep an eye on them. Hope they won''t get into


    trouble before the New Year."


    Galen nodded, "Okay, I''ll on it right now."


    Faye said lightly, "Well, take the two of them out and hand them over to others in crisis public rtions."


    Galen said, "Okay, Ms. Nash."


    With that, Galen stepped in front of Ralph and said, "Shall we go, Ralph?"


    Ralph stood still, ring at Faye, "Ms. Nash, did you do it?"


    Facing Ralph''s questioning, Faye flipped through the documents without even raising her eyes.


    Looking at Faye''s indifferent attitude, Ralph became more and more annoyed. He pushed Galen away,


    walked to Faye''s desk, and pounded the desk hard, "Ms. Nash, since you have the guts to do it, why


    don''t you have the guts to admit it?"


    Faye said coldly, "Get out."


    Ralph looked unhappy, "Ms. Nash, I know you want to support Fanny, but you can''t use me as a


    stepping stone just because you want to support her. My future is as important as hers."


    Faye had seen a lot of people who did something wrong and med it on someone else.


    But Ralph was the first one who was so shameless and righteous when he was doing it.


    After all, even if others were shameless, they had no courage to shout in front of Faye.


    After Ralph finished it, Faye raised her head and looked at him with a chill in her eyes, "Whoever I want


    to support, I will find a way to give her a lot of resources. I wouldn''t bother to use someone as a


    stepping stone."


    Faye paused for a while and said, "Even if I want to find a stepping stone, you are not worthy enough


    to be one."


    It was casual and extremely insulting.


    When Ralph was insulted, he became furious, and his manners as an artist were instantly gone.


    Seeing that he was about to get into trouble, his agent hurriedly stepped forward, grabbed his arm, and


    pulled him back. He stood in front of Ralph and looked at Faye with a smile, "Ms. Nash, he''s angry


    now. Please forgive him."


    Faye leaned back in the chair and said, "Stuart, arranging another crisis PR agent to take over Ralph is


    thest thing I can do for you."


    After all, Ralph was an artist at Farrell Media, and Faye left him a way out.


    She didn''t want to embarrass her ownpany.


    The agent heard her words and immediately took the hint. He took a deep breath and continued with a


    smile, "Ms. Nash, is there anything we can do to help Ralph?"


    Faye said, "Let''s wait for the oue of crisis PR."


    The agent said, "Ms. Nash, it''s not easy for Ralph to get to where he is now. He just got hotheaded and


    did such a stupid thing. You..."


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    Before the agent could finish, Faye interrupted him impatiently, "You''d better save these words for the


    crisis public rtions officer in charge of him."


    The agent fell silent.


    The atmosphere was deadlocked for a few minutes. When Ralph''s agent saw that Faye showed no


    sign of letting go, he nodded at her, said a few more polite words, and dragged Ralph out of the door.


    Ralph yelled, "Is this the end of it?"


    The agent said, "Stop talking!"


    After they left, the office returned to silence again.


    Faye pinched her eyebrows and drank some water.


    She was quite annoyed by these artists, and they alwaysined about how difficult it was for them


    to get to this point.


    It was never easy for people from all walks of life.


    Everyone was mortal, and everyone was moving forward with a heavy burden.


    Did they think those rich men weren''t tired?


    Maybe they were as tired as everyone else.


    So, everyone had a difficult life. Why did someone expect others to understand his difficulty?


    After Ralph was pulled out of Faye''s office by his agent, he went to see a crisis publicist with whom he


    usually had a good personal rtionship to help him handle the matter.


    The publicist nced at Ralph and said honestly, "Ms. Nash allows you to use thepany''s public


    crisis rtions, and it proves that she doesn''t want to ruin you."


    Ralph said, "Then can I stay at Farrell Media?"


    The publicist smiled and didn''t answer.


    It would be lucky for him to get out of trouble. Did he expect to continue to stay here and be


    popr?


    It was not that difficult to deal with.


    The result was obvious. The publicist felt like awyer taking awsuit that he knew he would lose.


    Around 4 pm, the heat of the news was suppressed, and only a fewizens shouted that this was the


    norm in the entertainment industry.


    The heat had subsided, but Ralph''s reputation had not been cleared.


    Ralph smashed his rental house angrily, and his agent called the crisis publicist again.


    The publicist was blunt on the phone, "Stuart, aren''t there some new trainees recently? You might as


    well choose someone you like. Ralph is probably hopeless."


    The official documents clearly stated that the artist''s morality should be regted, andizens were


    resolutely resisting theeback of entertainers with poor morals.


    Although Ralph was not famous enough to be noticed by everyone, the news was all over the Inte


    and it would be difficult for him to be popr in the future!


    After hanging up the phone, Ralph''s agent frowned and looked at him. He took out a cigarette case


    from his pocket and handed one cigarette to Ralph, "You might want to change your career Path next!"


    Ralph was stunned, "What?"


    His agent said, "Even if you continue to stay in this circle, it will be hopeless."


    Ralph said, "Didn''t you tell me to take advantage of Fanny''s poprity back then? Didn''t you say this


    kind of thing happens a lot in the entertainment industry?"


    His agent said, "You swore that you and Fanny were boyfriend and girlfriend and that she couldn''t live


    without you..."


    His agent fell silent. He didn''t bother to continue talking.


    Ralph took the cigarette from his agent''s hand, lit it, and said viciously, "That slut Faye must have done


    it behind my back!"


    When Faye got off work, Robert had parked her car in the underground parking lot.


    Faye was driving home when she got a call from Lance.


    When Faye answered it, Lance said yfully on the other end of the phone, "Faye, Hank has been


    grounded, and Tiffany is so mad..."