Spoiled by the President novel Chapter 98

Gideon continued to work while Nell sat on the sofa and studied the new phone she had just received.

She first sent a message to Janet and then opened Weibo.

As someone working in PR, it was essential to keep track of the entertainment industry at all times.

Apart from some informants that she employed privately, most of the time, it was necessary to use the Internet to keep up with the latest developments of other artistes.

On Weibo’s hot search list was a promotional teaser for ‘Hidden River: Ashley’.

Nell clicked on it to have a look. Since this drama had been hot on the Internet for the past two years, netizens were very excited to know that filming was about to start.

What was released today was just a simple poster teaser. A quaint yet gorgeous view of a mountain and river was depicted along with the title of the film as well as the name of the main actors.

In approximately two days, after photos of the cast in full make-up were taken, there would be another poster released.

The largest stars in the drama were the female and male leads, Celine Jennings and Mitchell Hansen.

Therefore, they were also the ones discussed about the most in the forums.

Next was the second female lead, Whitney Fuller.

In comparison, Lucy Katz, who played the third female lead, was much more invisible. Her name did not even appear in the forums.

However, that was not surprising. After all, although Lucy was not a newcomer, she was not really famous.

First, Nell used her work account to reblog the crew’s microblog, and then tagged Lucy Katz with the following sentence attached, ‘Embarking on a journey of a thousand miles spanning mountains and rivers starts with a single step.’

After exiting Weibo, Janet replied to her.

Her new film was about to be finalized in the next few days, and there were a lot of scenes that had to be re-recorded, so she was very busy.

However, she still knew about what happened to Nell.

Jincheng was not that large. Since the Morton family was suddenly targeted, it was impossible for a local strongman like the Hancocks to be unaware of such a commotion.

Fortunately, nothing happened in the end, and Janet was relieved. However, Nell’s phone broke and she could not be contacted, so she quickly responded the moment she received a message from Nell.

Nell smiled and assured Janet that she was safe.

Janet was still furious and cursed Hayley Morton to the high heavens.

If not for the fact that the Morton family had taken the initiative to send Hayley abroad, Janet would only be pacified if she taught Hayley a lesson personally.

The two chatted for a while before stopping as Janet was still busy.

Perhaps because of Nell’s presence, Gideon did not work for too long and finished his work after about half an hour or so.

On the way home, she suddenly received a phone call.

It was from Mrs. Jones.

Nell was surprised.

Ever since the time at Celine’s birthday party when Mrs. Jones had turned against her in public because of her affair with Jason Morton, she had not contacted Nell.

She did not know if Mrs. Jones had learned the truth of the matter afterward, but in any case, some things had already happened, so she could not just act as if nothing happened.

In the past, she still had some affection for Mrs. Jones because of her relationship with her mother.

However, after that incident, the originally faint feelings had gradually dissipated.

She was, after all, a cold-hearted person. She was only willing to give her true feelings to a few people who truly cared and believed in her. As for the rest...

There was no need to force the issue.

Nell picked up the phone.

The old lady’s kind voice sounded from the other end.

“Nelly? Are you busy now?”

Nell’s lips thinned. “No, is there anything you need?”

The undisguised detachment in her tone silenced the other side for a few seconds.

Mrs. Jones sighed.

“Regarding that incident, I was wrong about you. Are you still angry with me?”

“I’m not.”

In any case, Mrs. Jones had been kind to her mother and also gave Nell a lot of care when she was a child.