Entertainment: Starting with a complete collapse

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Zhang Xue was taken aback, and then, realizing what was happening, she instinctively asked, "How did you know?"

Suddenly, Zhang Xue remembered something, her eyes widening instantly. She stared at her daughter Yuanyuan in astonishment and said, "So you mean I wasn't seeing things that night, but you really were at the window..."

The conversation abruptly stopped, and Zhang Xue chuckled awkwardly, "You young people really know how to have fun."

Zhang Xue never forgot what happened that night. That's why she later burned all the poetry collections in her house. At the same time, Zhang Xue also remembered that when she looked up at the bedroom on the second floor, she saw people.

Later, Zhang Xue thought she was seeing things.

After all, judging from the fleeting figure, its posture was quite strange.

Hearing her own Yuanyuan say this, Zhang Xue knew that she hadn't misjudged the night before. Now she finally understood why her own Yuanyuan had such complicated feelings towards Huang Min.

Which woman could forget that kind of "hugging posture"?

You know, although Yuanyuan isn't tall, she's still over 1.6 meters tall and weighs around 45 kilograms, which is about 90 pounds. 90 pounds of weight, yet Huang Min was carrying her and bouncing her up and down. She wouldn't forget it either... But never mind, if it were her, Huang Min would throw her out of the second-floor bedroom window. She's so old, even if it's only the second floor, her old arms and legs could still kill her from the fall.

"It's not as disgusting as you think."

Seeing her manager's reaction, Zhao Liyuan replied somewhat hesitantly.

Don't deny it.

Zhang Xue immediately moved closer to her daughter Yuanyuan with some curiosity and whispered, "How are you feeling?"

As a woman in her fifties, Zhang Xue came from a relatively traditional and conservative era. Even after marriage, these traditional views remained unchanged.

So she was really curious.

I'm not talking to you anymore.

Noticing her son's little arm twitch, Zhao Liyuan knew Tongtong was about to wake up. Just as she expected, her son's eyelids fluttered a few times as she approached the bed, and then he opened his eyes. Zhao Liyuan smiled and said, "You're awake! Mommy will take you to the bathroom to wash your little bottom."

As she spoke, she picked up her son and headed towards the bathroom.

After entering the living room, Zhao Liyuan saw that the postpartum nanny had also gotten up and even came over to hold Tongtong. So Zhao Liyuan handed her son over to her. As a mother, Zhao Liyuan didn't mind taking care of her son for a while and didn't have any complaints. However, she needed to go to work, so she could only let her son and the postpartum nanny get to know each other better. Fortunately, her son was relatively easy to take care of and didn't cry at the drop of a hat like other children.

As she came downstairs, Zhang Xue, who had followed her, remained curious about the question from before and pressed her for an answer, "Tell me, wasn't it exciting?"

"If you ask one more question, I'm considering changing agents."

Zhao Liyuan stopped and turned to look at her manager behind her, saying, "I've never blamed you, but you know in your heart whether you bear any responsibility or not."

"I'm not going to say anything more."

Knowing she was in the wrong, Zhang Xue quickly waved her hand.

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Judging from what Zhao Liyuan just said, she still harbors resentment towards her agent for her encouragement last year, but Zhao Liyuan doesn't seem to have any resentment towards Huang Min and his son.

That's really...exciting.

After all, that's a "hugging position," which can scare a woman with a heart condition to the point of having a heart attack, especially when she's being hugged and has to act out action scenes, plus walking to the windowsill. This fear and physical sensory stimulation would definitely make it a more popular movie than "Letters to Grandma," and it might even break the box office record of 3.5 to 3.6 billion for Huang Min's purely commercial film "The Witch."

Let alone male movie fans, even an old woman like her will go to the cinema to watch it.

However, Huang Min will definitely write the rest of the content. He has won the Best Screenplay Award and is very good at writing scripts. In addition, with the "hugging" window scene, it is impossible for the box office not to be a hit.

Even after just a little thought, Zhang Xue felt that this movie had great potential and was incredibly appealing.

It not only broke with tradition, but also interpreted the principles of dynamics from another perspective.

Anyway, this is a move that most men really can't pull off. Let alone pull it off, even disregarding the dynamics, if a woman is a little heavy, some weak men would have trouble even carrying her for a few steps. I bet my Yuanyuan was experiencing a mix of emotions at the time.

You bumped into me.

Upon hearing Yuanyuan's voice, Zhang Xue realized that she had actually followed Yuanyuan downstairs and bumped into her on the back when Yuanyuan stopped.

"Feel sorry"

Zhang Xue quickly apologized.

"What are you thinking about!?"

Zhao Liyuan asked.

"Holding position..."

As soon as she finished speaking, Zhang Xue quickly corrected herself, "No, I was wondering how much 'A Love Letter to Grandma' will gross at the box office tomorrow?"

Zhang Xue almost blurted out what was on her mind. She reached up and wiped the cold sweat that hadn't yet appeared on her forehead. Zhao Liyuan stared at her for a while before walking into the restaurant on the first floor.

Zhao Liyuan knew exactly what her manager was thinking. She made those two words very clear, so how could Zhao Liyuan not understand? "Embracing posture" was quite fitting. No wonder she was Zhang Da, who claimed to be the most cultured manager in the entertainment industry. This adjective was something you couldn't find in a collection of poems. It would be more accurate if you separated them.

However... Zhao Liyuan experienced it once and really didn't want to experience it a second time; she was almost scared out of her wits.

Zhao Liyuan has heard that some actresses in the entertainment industry develop severe obsessive-compulsive disorder after experiencing certain bad things, and even have to disinfect their homes every once in a while, otherwise they feel like they can't live.

But for some reason, she didn't develop that problem. Zhao Liyuan guessed it might be because Huang Min was young and handsome, and his life experience was somewhat legendary, which diverted her attention. And that was fine; if she really developed severe obsessive-compulsive disorder, life would be unbearable.

The cause of this problem is often due to a traumatic experience. She also experienced trauma that night, but what hurt her was probably Huang Min, who was in a much worse situation than her... He almost died. As a result, her inner trauma was involuntarily reduced, directly preventing her from developing mysophobia.

While having breakfast, Zhao Liyuan saw the nanny carrying Tongtong downstairs. Zhao Liyuan took the child, lifted up her t-shirt, and breastfed her son while eating.

"Let's have another one!"

Zhang Xue said, "When having a second child, go abroad to give birth. Judging from the performance in 'Love Letter to Grandma,' when Dong Sheng starts preparing for its IPO and releases a complete financial report, its financial report will be very impressive, especially its zero debt ratio."

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