After Wei Feng and his team failed in every possible search, they finally decided to call headquarters. As Wei Feng dug out the number, his gaze suddenly fell on the phone number Lu Hengzhi had left him that afternoon. Wei Feng froze for a moment, temporarily suppressing the urge to call the company. Treating a dead horse as if it were alive, he dialed that number instead...
Never mind what happened in the United States. After Lu Hengzhi hung up, he did not contact Emperor Entertainment headquarters again, nor did he speak with Song Jialin's management team. Instead, he directly called Zhou Chengzhen, Father Lu's assistant, and leaked the gossip he had heard from Qiao Lin about Song Jialin and Apple TV Station producer Qian Fujiang. He instructed Zhou Chengzhen to hire a more professional private investigator to follow Song Jialin around the clock, twenty-four hours a day. He had to turn that rumor into an established fact.
As one of Father Lu's trusted right-hand men, Zhou Chengzhen naturally understood the father and son. Whether it was Father Lu or Lu Hengzhi, both were, to some extent, domineering and decisive people. And what people like that hated most was being deceived or used. Worse still, once such people realized they had been deceived or exploited, they were fully capable of retaliating.
Therefore, when the scandal first broke, Zhou Chengzhen had promptly and professionally investigated the entire matter and reported it to his boss. Yet unexpectedly, Boss Lu had shown no intention of stopping Song Jialin. He had even hinted that Zhou Chengzhen should not interfere, only keep a close eye on how things developed.
Because of Boss Lu's attitude, Zhou Chengzhen had mistakenly believed that both father and son of the Lu Family knew about it. He had even thought