100 Days of Rebirth: The Loyal Dog of the Cold and Aloof Actress

There's been less online discussion about Cheng Yu and Meng Tingwan's marriage lately.

However, various marketing accounts have been constantly spreading rumors and saying all sorts of things about Meng Tingwan's mental illness, which has not been cured for many years.

Fang Jia had been at the company for two days, and seeing the constant stream of excuses, she called her assistant in.

“List all these people who spread rumors and then sue them.”

The assistant was slightly surprised. "Sister, there's so much discussion about this online right now. If we force a smear campaign, I'm afraid it will damage her public image and greatly affect Sister Tingwan's reputation."

Fang Jia hadn't forgotten this, but if they didn't take action, the consequences would be even more serious.

Moreover, she knew that Meng Tingwan had a mental illness, but she didn't know it was this kind of mental illness.

Most importantly, we can't get through to Cheng Yu or his assistant by phone. We have no better option than to do this for now.

Just then, someone knocked on the door and came in. "Mr. Fang, the chairman wants you to go to his office now."

Fang Jia: "Okay, I'll be right there."

The secretary, who had a good relationship with Fang Jia, thoughtfully reminded her, "There's another person in the chairman's office; it seems to be from the Meng Group."

Meng family.

It seems they came because of Xiao Wan's matter.

"Thank you, I understand." Fang Jia nodded to her secretary, then said to her assistant, "Do as I just said, and send it to me after you've organized it."

Assistant: "Okay, sure."

In the chairman's office, Chairman Fan looked at the woman opposite him with a headache.

I was truly shocked by what she just said.

Just then, Fang Jia knocked on the door and came in. When she saw Lu Ke, she was stunned for a moment.

I thought it would be Chairman Meng who came, but it turned out to be her.

"Chairman Fan, you wanted to see me."

Before Chairman Fan could speak, Lu Ke spoke up from the side, "I'm the one looking for you."

Fang Jia then looked at her and asked, "Who are you?"

“I am Meng Tingwan’s mother, Lu Ke.”

Fang Jia pretended not to recognize her and quickly replied, "So you're Mrs. Lu."

Lu Ke looked up at her and said directly, "I know you are her agent. I just told Chairman Fan that I asked you to terminate the contract with her. As for the breach of contract fee, my Meng family will compensate you."

Fang Jia was surprised and turned to look at Chairman Fan.

Chairman Fan didn't speak, but simply nodded slightly.

Fang Jia was unsure of what she was up to, so she could only smile and ask, "Mrs. Lu, I know you are Xiao Wan's mother, but terminating the contract is no small matter. Even if you are her mother, you cannot make the decision for her. Besides, her current commercial value is the highest in the entire entertainment industry, and she hasn't done anything harmful. Terminating the contract is impossible."

The penalty for breach of contract is a drop in the ocean for the Meng family, but Xiao Wan, the so-called mother, doesn't seem to love her daughter.

What kind of person, when their daughter is in trouble, doesn't try to solve the problem but instead demands to terminate the contract?

Lu Ke was angered by her words and sneered, "Didn't do anything harmful? Didn't you see the trending topics these past two days? First, it was revealed that she had been secretly married for five years, and then it was revealed that she suffers from mental illness. You still dare to want an artist like this?"

"She's mentally ill. How are we supposed to proceed with the work? She's a mental patient, a madwoman who could go crazy at any moment. How much money do you expect her to make for you?"

Fang Jia had heard many unpleasant things in her life, but this was truly the first time she had ever heard her own mother say that her daughter was mentally ill, a madwoman who could go crazy at any moment.

This completely overturned her worldview.

Over the years, even though Meng Tingwan never mentioned the Meng family, she could guess the general situation in her mind.

I just didn't expect it to be this serious.

Not only was Fang Jia shocked, but even Chairman Fan was stunned.

Is this definitely her biological mother?

After saying all that, Lu Ke added, "I'm doing this for your own good. By terminating the contract with Meng Tingwan, you can minimize your losses. Mentally ill people should stay in mental hospitals, not come here and parade around."

Sharp-tongued and sarcastic.

This word perfectly describes the woman before me.

Fang Jia clenched her fists, staring at Lu Ke's ugly face, wishing she could go up and slap her twice.

"Madam Lu, Xiao Wan is your own daughter. It's one thing for your Meng family not to help, but now you come here and say such inhuman things. You're nothing more than a rich lady."

“You…” Lu Ke stood up, glaring at her angrily, “What did you say to me? Say it again!”

"If you have nothing better to do, get lost and stop spewing nonsense here."

Fang Jia didn't care about her identity; just because of her statement that "mentally ill people should stay in mental hospitals," she was furious.

She treats Meng Tingwan like her own younger sister and can't stand anyone talking about her like that, not even her mother!

Mr. Fan, still reeling from Lu Ke's words, was startled by Fang Jia while sitting in his executive chair.

However, there was no blame in her eyes, only admiration.

Lu Ke's face flushed red and then turned pale with anger, so she turned her anger towards Chairman Fan, "You guys are really something, a small entertainment company, daring to talk to me like that, fine, you just wait!"

After saying that, he picked up his bag and prepared to leave.

Fang Jia didn't even bother to look at her properly. "If Mrs. Lu sees a mental hospital on her way back, she should go in and get her head checked. Maybe you're the one who should be there."

Lu Ke was so angry her mouth almost twisted out of shape.

When they left, the door slammed shut with a deafening roar.

After the footsteps faded away, Chairman Fan smiled helplessly. "You know, can't you be a little more discreet? I know you like Meng Tingwan, and all these years you've been thinking about her. But Lu Ke is, after all, her mother and a member of the Meng family. What if she really offends us and causes us trouble?"

These words may seem like a reproach, but they are full of concern.

Fang Jia rolled her eyes. "Chairman Fan, you heard what she just said. Is that something a biological mother would say? I was being polite just now. If she really wasn't going to be polite, I would have made my move long ago."

Chairman Fan shook his head; there was nothing he could do about it.

Since Fang Jia is his best agent, and now he has signed Chen Musheng, with the support of the Tang family's eldest daughter and the entire Tang family, he wouldn't bear to blame her.

"Alright, you should get back to work now. You've been working hard on things online these past few days, so make sure to keep a close eye on it."

"understood."

After Fang Jia left, Chairman Fan took out his phone and sent a WeChat message to Cheng Yu, briefly recounting what had just happened.

-

Cheng Yu saw the news in country A that evening.

He had just finished talking to Cheng Xianzhe when he saw the message on his phone, and his brows furrowed.

Cheng Xianzhi saw the trending topic when he arrived, but he didn't have time to ask him about it.

"Xiao Yu, is the agreement true?"

"Hmm." Cheng Yu nodded and replied to Chairman Fan with a few words, "However, I didn't expect the contents of the agreement to be exposed, so I have to go back as soon as possible. The situation with Ayan is probably not good."

Cheng Xianzhe was also worried. "Okay, leave this to me. You take the flight tonight. As for the Wang family, I have someone keeping an eye on them. There's a high chance that they have that list."

The reason I wanted Cheng Yu and Wang Jin to marry was because of that list and to find out what happened back then.

After years of painstaking effort, the truth of what happened back then has finally come to light, leaving only that list of people who died.