Lynch never lies. Lying is a serious personal integrity issue, even though sotis he speaks with a certain strategy.
Many people think that girls who rely on their bodies to get opportunities are disgraceful, but how could people imagine that everyone is the sa when they co into this world.
Self-respect, self-love, they have beco what they are today, and the price they paid was not just sweat, but also dignity and self.
Strictly speaking, they have paid more than those who only know how to "work hard," and they are more diligent.
Don’t envy others’ success, don’t lant the unfairness of fate. In fact, fate has long given everyone a fair and just revelation, it’s just that so people are unwilling to make choices, or have their own persistence.
But people can’t impose their persistence on others. If soone likes to eat shit, does that an the whole world has to eat shit to accommodate him?
This is obviously impossible.
Lynch’s fingertips still slide slowly downward, encountering the first undulation.
Nelly’s heart was a ss at this mont. She could certainly understand what Lynch ant by those words, and she even felt that Lynch was very right.
"Do you know why it’s you...," his fingertips continued downwards, the places his fingertips touched turned slightly red, even goosebumps rose up, "and why it’s , do you know?"
Nelly was sowhat unaccustod, she had made so ntal preparations from the start, but it ca a bit too suddenly.
Fortunately, Lynch kept talking to distract her attention. She shook her head vigorously, wanting to block Lynch’s hand, but not daring to do so, thus only clamping her shoulders tightly.
"Because young Fox wants to please , the shareholders of Fox Film Corporation want to please , and you are the gift they sent to ." Lynch’s smile was obviously gentle, but in the girl’s eyes, it looked like a devil’s.
Fox Film Corporation has already achieved good results, and next they can seek greater profits, that is, to go public.
Moreover, Fox Film Corporation also has one most important, and the key point to attract investors, which is that Lynch holds 30% of the shares in this company!
Do not underestimate Lynch’s stake. For anyone who can create a wealth myth in adversity, sotis they themselves equate to a financial weather vane.
Lynch invested in Fox Film Corporation, and last year the company completely established its reputation with an "inspirational film," getting the best report card at the end of the year.
Whether for investors or the financial market, Lynch’s shareholding makes them look more favorably on this company, which then has the potential for rapid developnt.
Once the listing is successful, the wealth of every shareholder, aside from Lynch, will multiply several tis in a short period.
For money, capitalists in the Federation even dare to impeach a President, let alone just sending a girl to Lynch?
But if Lynch knows their purpose and does not accept this gift, they would feel uneasy.
Old Fox realized his promise, saying not a word after getting caught, so Lynch will also fulfill his commitnt to look after this business.
Accepting this gift represents his attitude, allowing the shareholders of Fox Film Corporation, and young Fox to be at ease. He can even predict that as long as he spends the night here, or takes Nelly back for the night, young Fox would discuss the listing issue with him within a week at the latest.
At this mont, his fingertips had nowhere else to go. Lynch looked up at the girl, "In the past, you felt fate never spared a glance at you, now your opportunity has arrived, will you seize it?"
The girl bit her lip, with many actually aningless scenes flashing in her mind. In this very mont, she actually had no choice.
She could have left at the beginning, but now she couldn’t.
She didn’t know why she had such a feeling, but she just knew.
Her hands quickly went behind her back, and Lynch’s fingertips continued downward...
"What type of movies do you like to shoot?" he suddenly brought up an unrelated topic, feeling the girl tremble slightly.
The girl’s face was very red, her eyes a bit struggling and helpless, "I am not qualified to choose, Mr. Lynch."
For a girl who might not even be considered an "actress," she indeed had no choice, she would do whatever the company asked her to do, say no?
Go ho and look at how many zeros there are at the end of the breach of contract fine, then think carefully before giving the company an answer!
Lynch laughed, "Now you are qualified!"
The girl’s expression was slightly stunned, before she could say anything, Lynch laughed and said, "See, this too is a form of effort and hard work, as I just said, effort and effort are different, and sacrifice and sacrifice are different."
Nelly’s attention flew away at this mont, and she began to seriously consider the issue, "Maybe so romantic films?"
Young girls always fantasize about sweet love, whether real or fake, they both love it.
Lynch answered nonchalantly, "You can go pick a script, the company will arrange the most suitable team for you..."
The girl pursed her lips, her cheeks burning severely, turning so red that it seed like they could drip blood at any mont.
She propped herself up with the back of the sofa and stood up, then bent down and stood straight again, just standing in front of Lynch.
"Did Penny also do it like this?", she was a bit curious. Maybe the last barrier in her heart had disappeared with the last piece of clothing, and she suddenly felt that it was actually nothing.
"Her?" Lynch shook his head, "An old man planned to do her first intimate scene with her, she disagreed, so she had to find soone she could rely on, and found ."
"I’m more reliable than anyone...", Lynch withdrew his hand and also stood up, "Hope there is a bathroom inside!"
He pulled Nelly towards the small room...
Not a word was spoken that night.
By the next morning, when Lynch got up, only little Fox and an old butler were left in the villa. Everyone else had left either last night or early in the morning. The busy work in Bupen didn’t allow them much ti for leisure.
Little Fox had been waiting for Lynch, and when Lynch changed into a new set of clothes and ca to the dining room, he finally breathed a sigh of relief.
There was a smile on his face that was more genuine than before, less hypocritical, and more sincere.
From his perspective, he felt his relationship with Lynch had grown closer, not because of old Fox this ti, "Did you sleep well last night?"
Lynch glanced at him, "You really didn’t need to do this, but I’ll accept it."
The cook started serving breakfast, and the two n sat at the dining table enjoying it.
Lynch casually flipped through the newspaper, while little Fox next to him seed to want to say sothing, but didn’t.
After several hesitations, he cautiously asked, "Lynch, how do you think the company should develop in the future?"
Lynch glanced at him, raising his head, "Don’t you already have an idea?"
Little Fox chuckled awkwardly twice. He was a bit afraid of Lynch from the bottom of his heart, not knowing why, "Soone wants to invest in us, and the shareholders are also considering the possibility of listing."
"Fox Film Corporation has been established for nearly three years, and especially in the last two years, the company’s profitability has been very healthy, attracting the attention of many investors."
"The circle is just so big, and I think it’s ti for appropriate developnt."
Lynch closed the newspaper and put it aside, "I thought you could hold back a little longer before discussing this with ..."
Little Fox was a little surprised, "You knew already?"
Lynch shook his head, "I only realized when you found and brought that girl to et ."
"In principle, I support your listing plan. As for the details, you can find specialists for that. With an injection of funds, the company can diversify its developnt."
Lynch ntioned so of his own thoughts, "We have our screenwriters, our directors, and we should quickly endorse so notable actors."
"The film industry is developing too fast; a movie used to be considered a hit with box office earnings of three hundred thousand, but now anything under a million is a failure."
"The rapid developnt of the industry will inevitably attract more people into it, and at that ti competition will be fierce. If we can’t have our own resources, once so people start fighting because of interests, it may involve us."
Where there is interest, there is conflict, and the Federation is a country adept at using strikes to express demands.
Various large strikes happen every three to five years, and as the film industry develops faster, so groups that can’t keep up with the pace of developnt will have their interests compromised, ultimately leading to conflicts and clashes.
At that ti, the entire industry will have to reshuffle and align, and producers with strong capabilities, while the practitioners are the weaker group, will inevitably unite.
It’s actually like labor-managent contradictions. Both sides feel that the other is asking too much, so when the relatively weaker group of workers bands together, the capitalists back down.
But having our full team ans not fearing such things, and there’s no need to align on positions we don’t want to express.
Little Fox took out a notebook and pen, noting down everything Lynch said in the little notebook.
Little Fox had an excellent quality, his strength was that he never blindly thought he was better than others, especially when facing Lynch.
Though he was still a university student, he behaved like a primary schooler, so even if soone didn’t like him, they wouldn’t hate him.
The breakfast soon ended, and Lynch agreed to Fox Film Corporation’s financing plan and future listing plan. Little Fox needed to quickly pass this ssage to the board.
The things he did this ti were actually a ssage to the board that Lynch was on his side, and their friendship wouldn’t fade just because old Fox went to prison.
The shares held by the two of them were enough to directly make decisions, and absolute control significantly enhanced Little Fox’s position within the company.
A little after ten in the morning, Nelly finally woke up from her sleep.
Regarding everything that happened last night, it seed as if she was still in a dream.
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