Representative Figures

"Should you put work on hold for now?"

On the bed in the bedroom, Aaron held Christiana Yeri in his arms. After all, she was pregnant.

Christiana Yeri shook her head. "It's only been three months. You can't even tell yet. When next year comes, I'll stay home and focus on the pregnancy!"

Aaron kissed her. "All right, but be careful. Los Angeles has a pretty good climate, so how about letting the little one be born in Los Angeles?"

"Mm, anything is fine. You decide," Christiana Yeri said, naturally having no objection as she rubbed herself against Aaron.

"All right, now that you're pregnant, we need to restrain ourselves so we don't affect the baby," Aaron said, stroking the woman in his arms.

"It's only been three months. It's fine," Christiana Yeri said as she kissed Aaron on the lips, then climbed on top of him...

Meanwhile, the United States Presidential election had reached a fever pitch, with the Democratic and Republican candidates' campaigns and vote-gathering efforts intensifying.

Beyond their respective core support bases, heavyweight swing states such as Pennsylvania and Florida had also become the focus of both sides' struggle.

George W. Bush's down-to-earth image and massive resource-driven campaign were in full swing.

Meanwhile, Al Gore was not to be underestimated either, relying on the low unemployment rate created during the Clinton Era and the "zero-inflation" economic climate.

As a result, the approval ratings of George W. Bush and Al Gore were neck and neck, incredibly close.

Burbank, Dawn Pictures Headquarters.

Aaron sat in his executive chair, flipping through market analysis reports on videotapes and DVDs. Last year, North America's videotape rental market had reached 7.68 billion US dollars.

DVD rental revenue had been only 570 million US dollars. Videotapes far outstripped DVDs in the rental market, but