Has Big Shot Fallen in Love Today?-Chapter 844: You Seem Quite Cheerful

That question was tough to answer.

Sheng Tang wasn’t sure what would upset Gu Jiahui more, whether she said she minded or didn’t mind.

Because, regardless of her feelings, she had no standing.

The relationship between her and Gu Jiahui was known within the company, and many in the industry were aware, but it was never disclosed to the media and the public.

The audience watching the interview wouldn’t know that this was Sheng Tang’s boyfriend, so it didn’t affect her reputation at all.

As for Sheng Tang’s publicity...

The distribution of "Genius Girl" wasn’t handled by Guanghong Media, Sheng Tang was merely one of two investors, and as the boss, Gu Jiahui wasn’t obligated to promote for Huatai Film and Television.

Fu Qingcen’s movie was different, though. It was heavily invested in by Guanghong Media, and reportedly even the distribution company was found by Guanghong Media. This film was strongly promoted by Guanghong to push Fu Qingcen.

"Boss, I don’t mind if you sell yourself to promote, but if you turn around and ask me to stand for Fu Qingcen, then I mind." Sheng Tang rolled her eyes for thirty seconds before coming up with an appropriate response.

Gu Jiahui gave her a sideways glance.

Sheng Tang gave him a flattering smile: "Boss, perform well and aim to make big money."

"Seems like there’ll be money to make," Gu Jiahui said, "The company has high hopes for this movie."

"Have you seen the final cut?" Sheng Tang asked him again.

Gu Jiahui nodded.

"What do you think?"

"It’s alright," Gu Jiahui said, "I’m not sensitive to fashion."

"And you still dare to say it’s good?" Sheng Tang laughed, "I’m not cursing her or the company; I also hope the movie is good."

Besides Fu Qingcen’s issue, Sheng Tang also asked about the company’s opinion on her movie.

For Sheng Tang’s movie, the company neither invested nor participated in the distribution, aside from sharing her salary cut, it had nothing to do with the company.

During the promotional period, the company wouldn’t do anything for Sheng Tang, and it was all funded by the film’s distribution company.

Sheng Tang said she understood.

"Do you need any support?" Gu Jiahui asked her.

Sheng Tang shook her head: "I don’t need anything."

The conversation with Gu Jiahui wasn’t particularly pleasant.

She also asked about Yang Mingming.

"She’s already engaged," Gu Jiahui said.

Sheng Tang scrutinized his expression: "You seem quite happy?"

"Yes, my plan has taken another step forward," Gu Jiahui said, "Only when she gets married and then divorced will the Yang Family consider accepting me as their son-in-law."

Sheng Tang: "..."

She really wanted to ask again, why was he willing to compromise himself like this?

Politics and business are inseparable, but having reached Gu You’s current status, even the Yang Family wouldn’t easily antagonize them, right?

What exactly was Gu Jiahui after?

Sheng Tang always felt that without deep hatred, it wasn’t enough for Gu Jiahui to make such sacrifices.

However, in her trials during the New Year, Sheng Tang revealed everything herself but still couldn’t get a hint from Gu Jiahui, so she stopped struggling.

Hearing his plan, she still felt it was not worth it for him.

She didn’t mean it when she said, "Then good luck to you."

Gu Jiahui made a sound of acknowledgement.

Sheng Tang added, "By the way, tomorrow I..."

She hesitated, unsure of how to speak.

Gu Jiahui looked at her.

After much deliberation, Sheng Tang finally said, "Tomorrow, I need to meet with Gu Shiting. Just meeting as friends privately, Zhou Yu might be there too."

Gu Jiahui’s expression slightly darkened.

He was silent for a few seconds before waving his hand: "Go out."

He neither agreed nor objected.

His attitude towards this matter was consistently indifferent, as if it had nothing to do with him.

Sheng Tang left his office and went back home.