After listening to Jack Shaw's explanation, the assistant director fell silent.
After a while, he added in a deep voice, "So it seems that persuading Anna Rivers to return to the film crew is the best solution."
"Easier said than done, but getting the Rivers Family Eldest Daughter, who looks down on everyone, to back down is difficult!" The assistant beside Jack Shaw couldn't help but complain.
Jack Shaw didn't say anything, finished his coffee, put down the cup, and looked up at Evelyn Sherman, who hadn't spoken.
From the moment she suddenly asked him to contact reporters and TV stations, he had a vague premonition that she would do something different from others.
As it turned out, what she thought was indeed different from others.
When everyone else was thinking about how to reduce the negativity of the film crew, only she thought of the idea of "two negatives make a positive", and she actually used the public opinion created by Anna Rivers to promote her new drama.
