My wife is in my arms

Chapter 882 One Day Part 2
If things continue like this...

Everyone else goes to the drug rehabilitation center to quit gambling addiction, but Chairman Lin went in... to quit Zhang You's addiction.

As for not quitting... Han Hui felt that not quitting was not an option, because given the seriousness of Chairman Lin's current situation, if she didn't get Zhang You to quit, she would definitely agree when Zhang You asked to enter a higher level of the company, or even want to take her position.

When.

Zhang You used her, a modern-day Zhao Ji, as a springboard to become the true head of Tianyu Entertainment. Once he completed his empire, what will be the final fate of the now worthless Chairman Lin?
He died tragically in despair after being kicked.

On a clear May morning, as green leaves were tossed into the yard by the breeze, Agent Han had already foreseen the tragic end of her current boss, Chairman Lin.

It wasn't that she was overthinking it.

But reality taught her that when a woman is blinded by love, her fate is often not good.

After breakfast, Zhang You didn't let Sister Ma take the two children. Instead, he drove Han Hui and Jiang Yiren to the company himself, and took a slightly detour to drop the two children off at the entrance of Yaohua International Primary School.

"Bye, Dad."

Xiao Zishan pushed open the car door, waved to Zhang You, and got out of the car with her schoolbag.

"Goodbye, Master, Mistress, and Grandma Han."

Li Ran replied very obediently.

Then he got out of the car with Xiao Zishan. Watching the two children walk into the school with their schoolbags on their backs, Zhang Youcai said he was leaving. Han Hui seemed to realize then that Li Ran's way of addressing her was a bit off, and said, "What did Li Ran just call me?! It sounded like Grandma Han!"

"Li Ran is nine years old this year, and you're over fifty. If I don't call you grandma, am I supposed to call you auntie?!"

Zhang You replied in a deep voice.

"No"

Han Hui immediately retorted angrily, "I am over fifty years old, but who told that girl Li Ran to call me that?"

"OK OK"

Jiang Yiren smiled and reassured her, "I'll talk to Li Ran when she gets back tonight."

"say what!?"

Zhang You interrupted Jiang Yiren, saying, "Just call her whatever you want. Han Hui, don't be stubborn about your age. You've been bombarded with calls like 'Sister Han' or 'Beautiful Han' in the entertainment industry so much that you've really forgotten how old you are. Li Ran calling you 'Grandma' is giving you face."

"I don't care about saving face."

Han Hui said directly, "Yi Ren, tell her when you get home tonight that you don't want me to hear 'Grandma' again. I'll let it go this time, but next time, I'll get angry with anyone who calls me that."

"Please stop the car."

Jiang Yiren suddenly spoke up.

"What? Just because I don't want to be called Grandma doesn't mean you two can kick me off the bus."

Han Hui said angrily.

"Who dares!"

Jiang Yiren smiled and said, "Go get the car, let my husband take a look at the lyrics and composition, and try to secure this 3,500 yuan a year endorsement deal."

When Zhang You parked the car and sat in the back seat, Jiang Yiren hurriedly handed him the lyrics. The Meida brand would be coming to watch the recording later. Not long ago, Zhang You and Jiang Yiren had learned from Han Hui why the brand was so eager to approach Zhang You.

On the one hand, Zhang You is indeed very famous now. On the other hand, his former spokesperson has been implicated in scandals, mainly because this spokesperson, in addition to endorsing Meda cameras, also advertised for lending platforms.

The owner of this lending platform absconded with the money, resulting in more than 400,000 victims being defrauded of more than 30 billion yuan. As a result, Meda Camera also faced a boycott from many consumers.

This forced brands to find new spokespeople.

Under normal circumstances, if a celebrity's endorsement goes wrong, there's no problem as long as it's not the celebrity's fault. However, consumers don't think that way. Many people deposit their hard-earned money into lending platforms because they trust the endorser, and so... many problems arise.

It seems this matter has become a particularly big deal.

As for how to handle it in the end, Jiang Yiren knows without even guessing: just accept it!

What else can they do? Since the owners of the lending platforms have chosen to abscond with the money, it means they were already prepared.

However, deep down, Jiang Yiren felt sympathy for these people, but not really, because anyone with normal thinking would know that there was something wrong with them.

The bank's interest rate is only a little over one percent.

That means if you deposit 10,000 yuan for a year, you'll only get a little over 100 yuan. But these lending platforms offer much higher returns—some seven or eight percent, some eleven or twelve percent. What industry can maintain such a stable annual return rate?
If that were truly the case, how could ordinary people possibly get a chance? Banks are richer than individuals! Since it's so good, banks would just invest directly, why would ordinary people need to contribute their meager savings? So, ultimately, it comes down to one's own greed and stupidity.

They always harbored a sense of wishful thinking.

I think it's okay for him to save 200,000, so what's there to be afraid of if I save 100,000?

Anyway, I'm not the only one here; there are so many people, how could anything go wrong!?
then.

There won't be any problems, but once a problem does occur... it doesn't take many, just one time, and many people's hard-earned money will vanish into thin air.

Besides, even setting aside banks... just looking at the entertainment industry, which ordinary person has ever heard of celebrities keeping their money on lending platforms? Don't celebrities have far more access to information than ordinary people? If it were that good, celebrities would have invested it all long ago; would ordinary people even have a chance to get involved?
After thinking for a moment, Jiang Yiren said, "If you have any interviews in the future, please mention it. We need to prevent ordinary people from investing their hard-earned money in these so-called high-profit lending platforms."

Zhang You, who was looking at the lyrics, was stunned. He turned his head and looked at the singer with a surprised expression.

He hadn't thought much of it when Han Hui mentioned it, but it unexpectedly stirred the singer's sympathy. After a slight hesitation, Zhang You shook his head and said, "It has nothing to do with me."

"Mr. Zhang, with your reputation, saying something would prevent many people from being scammed."

Jiang Yiren advised.

"What do you know!?"

Zhang You said irritably, "Those who can build lending platforms are not ordinary people. If capital has levels, these people are top-tier. Among them are many who have close ties with certain individuals. Your husband is at most an artist. In Tianyu Entertainment, I'm just a nobody, but in these people's eyes, I'm nothing. I don't know if speaking out will help others, but I know... if I say something like this, it will definitely bring me trouble."

Zhang You was telling the truth.

Whether on Earth or here, some celebrities are outspoken because of their upright personalities, but not a single one has ever dared to come out and accuse lending platforms of harming people.

There really isn't a single one.

Because everyone knows how murky the waters are behind this industry.

Besides... what does it have to do with him?

"Yiren, your husband is right. There are some things celebrities can say, and some things they should just pretend they don't know. People live for themselves, why bother with so many troublesome things! They're very happy when they receive their high interest rates every year."

Han Hui, who was driving, also spoke up.

Jiang Yiren fell silent. She had realized this after she spoke, so even if her husband and Han Hui didn't say anything, she knew that some things were indeed not for celebrities to get involved in.

(End of this chapter)