Shen Si quickly read the contents of the post before she tapped on the ments. Before long, she turned to look at Wu Miao. “No one recognized Lucky’s little sister.”
Most of the ments were talking about Huo Yao’s good looks. Huo Yao’s reputation was not at risk like Wu Miao said.
“Even though no one recognized her yet, it doesn’t mean it will last forever. Look at how we ended up recognizing her.” Wu Miao blinked her eyes.
Moreover, she had other private social media accounts. She could do the public a favor by enlightening them.
Shen Si narrowed her eyes. She knew what Wu Miao was trying to say.
It undoubtedly felt like an explosive scoop if people found out that the high school student having improper relations with the city mayor was Lucky’s little sister.
After all, Huo Yao and Huo Xiang had gained a massive following on the entertainment program. If their fans found out about their questionable lifestyles, it would ruin their reputation and they would be done for.
Just the thought of it made Shen Si glee with joy.
Shen Si smiled slightly. She turned to ask Wu Miao. “When did the news e out?”
Wu Miao checked the time. “It’s been up for about 10 minutes.”
All it took was slightly over ten minutes before it became the hottest post online. Shen Si narrowed her eyes. “Then you have to quickly make the public know that the girl in the picture is Lucky’s little sister.”
Wu Miao raised her head and looked at her cousin quizzically. “Why?”
Shen Si glanced at her. “Are you an idiot? Do you think it is that easy to post the mayor’s dirt online? Wouldn’t this be a major scandal for them?”
The post had been online for about ten minutes and was yet to be removed. This meant that the mayor had yet to notice its existence. Otherwise, he would not allow it to end up being the hottest scandal online.
Wu Miao quickly realized what Shen Si meant. “I will sign into my private social media account.”
It was the perfect chance to ruin the country bumpkin, so she was not about to pass up the opportunity.
Wu Miao logged out of her main social media account as she spoke.
Shen Si crossed her legs and glanced at Wu Miao. She paused and reminded Wu Miao. “Be careful. Don’t let anyone find out it’s you.”
Wu Miao acknowledged her without raising her head. “Got it. You can count on me.”
*
Meanwhile, Lin Shuwen had just sorted out some documents and was about to call for a department meeting when his subordinate ran into the office anxiously.
“Secretary Lin, the… is making the headlines on social media.”
Lin Shuwen detected something amiss with his subordinate’s expression, so he took his phone and glanced at it. He promptly frowned. “This is a plete lie. Who posted it?”
“A reporter from a reputable local news agency posted it,” said his subordinate hurriedly.
Lin Shuwen narrowed his eyes with a stern look radiating from behind his spectacles.
It was not posted by an anonymous account. Instead, a well-known news agency posted it. From the looks of it, the culprit was certainly eager to make trouble.
Lin Shuwen smiled coldly and said, “How dare they post such unfounded news? Do they have a death wish?”
He handed the phone back to his subordinate and headed out as he said, “Get the network management team to handle the post immediately. e back and report it to me once it is done.”
“Okay.” Lin Shuwen’s subordinate could not help trembling when he sensed the threatening aura radiating from the secretary.
They had recently received word that Fang Chen stood a high chance of getting transferred to the capital, so the political atmosphere was extremely intense.
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