Transmigrated as the Ex-Wife of a Heroic Man

Chapter 1122: Chapter 1122: A Woman’s Nature

“All the staff and equipment were moved to the Capital, and we’ve chosen the office location here, but it wasn’t yet furnished…”

“No need to move them, just keep them in the Province.” Song Zishan revealed a cold smile, crossed her arms, and said reservedly, “There are many underperformers at Fashion Passion, but there are also quite a few capable ones. I’m a good boss; of course, I have to consider my employees.”

Lu Jianan’s brows furrowed, thinking that the sudden change of mind was for Su Wen, right?

Isn’t it better to stay away? Why do they have to be together every time she’s infuriated to death?

Lu Jianan was puzzled but didn’t ask, as her relationship with Zishan had developed a rift that could never revert to the past. They could no longer speak freely as before.

“It’s okay, I’ll just make a few more trips to the Province every month,” Song Zishan said carelessly, “I have more time recently, managing Ai Shang magazine well is also a good thing.” To avoid being caught by her cousin again.

“Okay! We’ll go over tomorrow.”

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Since Song Zishan was planning to take over Ai Shang magazine in the Province, she didn’t focus too much on Su Wen’s new book and naturally missed the key point.

Everyone knew the key to Su Wen’s new book wasn’t the book itself, but the brand promotion poster, and what everyone discussed most was buying the bag.

Women’s pursuit of fashion and beauty is ingrained, unaffected by the era.

In other words, buying bags is in a woman’s nature.

When the poster came out, it caused a huge sensation both at the film studio and the film academy. Even the senior leadership of the film studio paid attention, and they specifically praised it during meetings.

The effect was good, and since it involved their people, both entities were cooperative partners.

It was also a feather in their cap when told to the public.

At the end of the meeting, they were especially instructed to continue the partnership.

Consequently, Dong Na once again became the source of everyone’s envy, jealousy, and hatred. When they initially chose the spokesperson, someone said it was a good move. The investment was substantial, and with the guarantee of author Su Wen’s reputation, no one doubted it.

But nobody expected the benefits to be so huge, far beyond everyone’s imagination.

Within just a month, Su Wen had made everyone recognize Dong Na.

It’s rare to see a boss so generous, as the poster specifically mentioned the spokesperson’s name. If it were any other boss, stingy ones, they likely wouldn’t mention the spokesperson at all.

This morning, Dong Na carried her favorite backpack and came out of the dormitory, encountering everyone stealthily sizing her up along the way.

Even as she walked far past them, they kept turning back to look.

Dong Na was puzzled until she calculated the time—was it that Boss Su’s promotion had started?

During the photo shoot, Su Wen had discussed the approximate timing of the promotion, around New Year’s Day, buying the front-page full-picture covers of several major newspapers for advertising. But Boss Su also mentioned that the exact impact could not be certain.

With so many newspapers, sparking a sensation was difficult.

Once she left the dormitory building, more and more people gathered, and the attention Dong Na received increased until suddenly, a group of people stepped forward and blocked her path.

Dong Na jumped, taking a step back warily.

“What are you doing?”

The leader was a girl with a radiant smile; seeing she had frightened Dong Na, she immediately apologized, “Sorry, we mean no harm. Are you Dong Na?”

“I am.”

At Dong Na’s words, the group began to discuss softly.