Crispy Big White Goose: Director Xia, this acquaintance of yours... is she normal?
Xia Tianlin: ?
Xia Tianlin: Don't worry, she's a good person.
To be honest, Su Bai didn't quite believe it. Mainly because Xu Xinran's aggressive gaze made him a little uneasy.
Forget it. Taking a step back, even if Xu Xinran had some bizarre hobby in that regard, it wouldn't affect her usefulness in the media field. Come to think of it, Su Bai really did feel that he ought to get acquainted with a few influential figures in the media industry.
After all, he was somewhat famous now. If he ran into trouble and the other side launched a public-opinion offensive, he at least needed a way to deal with it.
After arriving at Su Bai's office, Xu Xinran looked over the room's furnishings, admiration showing on her face.
"Not bad taste. Looks like there's a reason Linlin likes you."
"Aha."
"Actually, I came today to discuss a preliminary partnership. Your company can work with mine on public-opinion matters in the future, including matters concerning President Su personally. Those are all areas my company excels in."
Xu Xinran opened the tablet she had brought with her, pulled up a document, and handed it to Su Bai.
It contained information about the media company she ran. Su Bai skimmed through it, his brows twitching slightly. This wasn't merely the polished material used for public promotion; it even included internal data that clearly couldn't be displayed openly.
There was nothing wrong with that. Though it wasn't exactly moral, in many cases, the ability to "turn black into white" was the media's core skill.
Sure enough, Reporter Xu was reliable.
"No problem. We can sign a preliminary letter of intent first."
"So quickly? You don't want to look into