The Wolf of Los Angeles.

Chapter 37: Get rid of the villains to make your thoughts clear
Fountain Street, across from Ranch Park.

A stepladder was placed in front of the door. Hawke took the copper nameplate handed to him by Edward and hung it on the wall.

West Coast Media and Entertainment Studios was established.

Edward and Frank, who had nothing to do, picked up the hand-twisted spray and sprayed it at the door.

With two bangs, countless ribbons and sequins flew up and landed on Hawke.

Many passers-by come and go in a hurry, take a quick look, and then pass by in a hurry.

Hawke opened the door and said, "I've prepared a simple party, come in."

Frank followed closely and saw the limited food and drink on the desk, such as beer, pizza and barbecue. He shook his head and said, "Your opening party is really simple."

Hawke seemed very generous: "When the studio develops, I will find dozens of Hollywood actresses to help you, and I guarantee that you can return to the past."

What Frank said was very infuriating: "No, they are unattainable muses in your eyes, but I would have vomited a long time ago."

Edward closed the door, and like a lackey, he brought a can of beer, handed it to Frank, and followed the old man's words and asked, "Your ex-wife must have a Hollywood actress, right?"

Frank stood proudly: "Of course!"

Edward had ulterior motives: "Which one?" When talking about this, his mind was particularly bright: "If you want us to be envious, you must give a specific name, right? Without even a name, we can only assume it is fake."

Hawke was drinking and eating melons, feeling relaxed and at ease. As a gossiper, he helped Edward by saying, "Are you sure you're not bragging?"

Frank was an old and shrewd man. He was quite alert. He looked at Hawke and then at Edward. "What do you want to do? Don't try to get money from my old news."

He was heartbroken: "I treat you as my friends, but you want to sell me out?"

Hawke looked very loyal: "Don't worry, I guarantee with my professional ethics that I will never sell out your business."

Frank sneered: "Do you still have professional ethics in your line of work?"

"Of course!" Hawke said without hesitation: "The pursuit of pure truth and justice."

Frank shook his head and said, "Have you chosen a cemetery? Tell me the address in advance, and I will bring you a bouquet of flowers every year."

Hawke gave him a middle finger.

"Don't brag yet!" Edward interrupted, "What about the name? No name, no truth!"

He inherited the good genes of his ancestors, and his IQ when it comes to picking up girls has skyrocketed: "You said before that your ex-wives took your property and child support to support other men. I can't stand it. My friends can't be bullied like this! Tell me their names and I'll help you get back at them!"

Frank snorted disdainfully, seeing through Blackie's true colors at a glance: "What are you going to use to find it? Your brother? When your ancestors came from Africa, their brains were left to gorillas and baboons. After so many generations, it hasn't grown out yet?"

"Fuck!" Edward was angry: "If you have the guts, take it out and compete with me, brother!"

Hawke interrupted the two people's fancy mockery and forced a change of subject: "I've been to the Channel 11 you mentioned, and I feel that their style is very radical."

Frank took a sip of beer and said, "Channel 11's style was not like this before, but after Fox acquired it, its style changed drastically. You should have heard of Fox News, which is owned by News Corporation. They are bold and wild, and they are said to use unconventional means to collect news. The various news organizations under their umbrella have been obviously affected."

He pulled out a chair and sat down. "Most of the trivial matters involving entertainment stars can be handled by Channel 11 itself, and they can afford the price."

"The price is not bad." Hawke thought of the $10,000 and asked, "Is there anything I should pay attention to when doing business with them?"

Frank thought for a moment and said, "Don't mess with Roger Ailes, the boss of Fox News. He is extremely tough. Hey, see what I'm saying. You can't get in touch with him at your level."

Hawke noted the name.

After eating and drinking, Frank went out shopping leisurely.

Hawke took out a cardboard box, handed it to Edward, and said, "These are all business cards. Go mobilize your brothers to distribute them throughout Los Angeles and pay them according to the minimum hourly wage." Edward thought of his gains last time and took on the responsibility: "Boss, leave it to me. I promise to get it done."

Hawke waved his hand.

Edward picked up the cardboard box, walked out of the studio happily, and immediately called his friends.

Not long after, a dozen black men took the subway and rushed to the entrance of the ranch park to pick up their work for the day.

Edward explained everything one by one, and while handing out business cards, he said, "Please remember this. If you come across a single, divorced woman with children who lives in a big house, write them all down and send them to me. Do you understand?"

The others didn't understand what he wanted to do, but for the sake of the reward, they said, "Understood."

Edward put his hands on his waist and said, "If you take my money and don't work hard for me, I'll kick your ass."

The old blacks left one after another.

Edward personally went to the relatively wealthy Santa Monica to look for targets and distribute business cards.

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Hawke left the task of passively finding news to Edward, and focused his energy on actively creating news.

The target person is naturally Robert Downey Jr., and they are trying to get both the person and the money at the same time.

Hawke flipped through the newspapers he had collected over the past few days, and opened his collected web pages one after another, all of which contained news about Robert Downey Jr.

The Oscar-nominated Best Actor and BAFTA Best Actor winner was not defeated by the scandal.

As we all know, these days, the so-called scandals of Hollywood stars have limited lethality as long as they don't really anger the Squid.

Although Robert Downey Jr. was rejected by the crew of "Ghost Runner", the network of connections formed by Downey and his son in the circle is still playing a role.

There is confirmed information on the Internet showing that Downey Sr. recommended him to the "Eros" crew through his friendship with Steven Soderbergh.

Mel Gibson, who had worked with Downey Jr. in "The Singing Detective", recommended him to audition for "Scene 6" directed by Michael Hoffman.

Things like personal connections are helping Robert Downey Jr. continue to turn over a new leaf.

Even though Hollywood has performed it countless times, it still remains popular.

Hollywood Life reported today that Robert Downey Jr.'s current wife, Deborah Fauconnor, is preparing to move back to Brentwood to reconcile as a couple.

The enemy makes a lot of money and lives a carefree life, and Hawke would feel uncomfortable if he earned 100 million less.

In the words of Western psychologists, this may be a case of personal depression.

According to Eastern theory, this is called encountering a villain. Only by getting rid of the villain can your thoughts become clear.

Hawke wrote Robert Downey Jr.'s name on the whiteboard, pasted the main character posters of "The Singing Detective" crew on it, and thought seriously.

After a while, there was a knock on the door and Edward came back.

He walked in and got a bottle of water. He looked at the names and photos on the whiteboard and couldn't help but wonder, "Boss, didn't we do the news about Robert Downey Jr.? Why are you holding on to him?"

Hawke said casually, "I promised to help you find a wealthy divorced woman with a child."

Hearing this, Edward felt inexplicably warmed and quickly said, "You are so concerned about this little thing of mine, Boss. No matter what happens in the future, I will never hesitate if you let me do it."

Hawke said, "Don't worry, I'll have you rushing forward soon."

(End of this chapter)