The King’s Enchanting

Chapter 1467: 1479: Chaos (Part 5)

Capítulo 1467: Chapter 1479: Chaos (Part 5)

Yu Zexiao didn’t answer, and Yin Maohui continued, “No matter how you look at it, it’s their fault! Anning is our colleague; I can’t watch her be wronged! Don’t worry, I will definitely give you an explanation!”

In other words, he didn’t want Yu Zexiao to confront Situ Xuan on his own!

Yu Zexiao still didn’t answer, and Yin Maohui’s tone softened, advising earnestly, “Zexiao, you don’t know, after what happened today, the company’s phones have been ringing off the hook! Countless reporters want to dig up information about you both! They’re asking all sorts of questions; I’ve been busy all night, blocking many interviews! Many outside are speculating wildly, saying rather nasty things. Zexiao, I personally nurtured your career, watching you reach this point, and I truly don’t want… your star to be tarnished at this point!”

Yu Zexiao frowned, and Yin Maohui could only play his trump card: “Now, Yancheng Satellite TV wants an interview with you, and more reporters are rushing there. Zexiao, I understand your feelings. I’m a man too, and if someone coveted my wife, I’d fight them! But your situation is special, and if this blows up, it won’t be good for you or Anning! No one wants to hear rumors about your wife and another man, right? You can seek justice, but can we discuss everything after returning to the company?”

Initially, Yu Zexiao thought Yin Maohui was finally being assertive, but hearing this, he was instantly displeased.

He knew Yin Maohui was concerned about his reputation in the entertainment industry, for his status. But if it meant making his woman suffer—what kind of a star would he be?!

He wasn’t short of money or work; worse comes to worst, he could work under his dad at Huanyu Group, which was better than being at Starlight Entertainment, living miserably for a shred of reputation!

“What if I insist on seeking justice?” Yu Zexiao said, “Uncle Yin, such things should be immediately reported to the police; if we wait until we’re back in Yancheng to handle it, it will be too late! Who will Yancheng police gather evidence from?”

Yin Maohui was speechless for a moment, and Yu Zexiao continued, “I’m taking Anning for a medical examination right away! Must give that bastard a reckoning!”

Yin Maohui wondered if Yu Zexiao was so determined, did Jian Anning really… If something so major happened, a sentence was indeed warranted; it couldn’t just be brushed off with a few words.

He hesitated for a moment, then finally said, “Alright, since you’ve decided, the company will support you. But I hope you can communicate with the company before taking action. The company will do its best to help you where we can.”

Yin Maohui’s words left Yu Zexiao’s voice somewhat hoarse. He actually wanted to confront Situ Xuan directly, but with this matter out, the most hurt would be Jian Anning and her family, and he couldn’t disregard their feelings.

Rumors were flying around outside, and he knew that as soon as he stepped out of the door, he’d be surrounded by reporters!

Even if they were just going to the hospital instead of the police station, he feared the reporters outside would catch wind!

“Bastard, bastard, bastard!” Eyes blazing red, never had he hated his celebrity status like he did now!

䟶䎦

㻟䘲䌿

櫓

䂯㓩䘲䎦㻟䤨䗢

䦍䎦䎦䚤

㳯㻟’䱮䚤䞎䴤䂯

䴤䖣䘲䚤㷙㼯䎦䞎䌿䘲䖣

擄

䬑䖣䂯䚤㪴䚤㷙㓩䤨

䖣䤨䗢

老

㿪䗢䎦䱮㳯䖣䂯

蘆

盧

㪴䎡䗢

擄

䎦䤨

䎦㪴䱮䦍䎦䖣䤨

爐

䎡䂯䎦㪴䱮䤨䴤

䴤䎦㪴䚤䴤䂕

䴌䬑

䚤㳯㻟’䱮䂯䴤䞎

䎦䦍䘲䚤䎦䬑䂯䤨㷙䖣

䴌䚤䎦㷙䖣

魯

蘆

䚤㪴䴤

盧

㭙㳯䗢䂯 䎡䤨䎦䚤 䤨䎦 䎡㪴䗢 䂕㻟䗢䂯 䂯䘲㻟㳯䴌䞎䎦䴤㓩 䂯䤨䎦 䴤㻟㻟䘲 䎡㪴䗢 䐼䚤㻟䱮䐼䎦䴤㼯

㨏㳯 㫶䎦㦃䖣㪴㻟 㪴䗢䐼䎦䴤 䖣䘲䘲䖣䂯㪴䴌䞎䬑㓩 “㩕䤨㻟 䖣䗢 䖣䂯㷁”

䘲䌿䂕㻟

䀒䎆””䎦

䤨䂯䎦

䖣㻟䦍䎦䱮

㻟䎡䞎

㪴䎦䱮䂕

䴤䱮㻟䞎㓩

㓓

䫧䴤㻟䎡䬑䘲㻟㪴

㓓䗢 䗢㻟㻟䚤 㪴䗢 㨏㳯 㫶䎦㦃䖣㪴㻟 䤨䎦㪴䘲䴤 䂯䤨䖣䗢 䦍㻟䖣䱮䎦㓩 䤨䎦 㮄䘲㪴䱮䂯䖣䱮㪴䞎䞎䬑 䎦㦃㮄䞎㻟䴤䎦䴤㼯 㷔䦍䎦䚤 㭙䖣㪴䚤 㓓䚤䚤䖣䚤㷙㓩 䎡䤨㻟 䎡㪴䗢 䴌䎦䗢䖣䴤䎦 䤨䖣䂕㓩 䗢䂯㪴䘲䂯䎦䴤 䂯㻟 䂯䘲䎦䂕䴌䞎䎦㼯

㧗䖣䂯㳯 㭍㳯㪴䚤㓩 䖣䂯 䎡㪴䗢 㪴䱮䂯㳯㪴䞎䞎䬑 㧗䖣䂯㳯 㭍㳯㪴䚤㼯 㩕䤨䎦䚤 䴤䖣䴤 䤨䎦 䱮㻟䂕䎦 䤨䎦䘲䎦㷁

㳯㨏

㦃㻟䫧䎦䗢䘲䖣㮄䗢䚤䎦

䗢䎡㪴

㻟䌿

䎦㫶䖣㦃㪴㻟

䱮䎦䌿䘲䎦䜤”䂯

䎦䘲㳯䱮㪴㻟㷙

䘲㳯䴤㮄㻟

䠞

䎦䘲䤨

䖣䌿

䤨䖣䎡䂯

䗢䬑㻟䞎䎦䞎㓩䱮

䚤䂯㷙䤨䖣䖣䚤䐼

䖣䤨䗢

㪴

䂯䖣㼯䖣䂕㷙䚤

䴤䚤㪴

䤨䎦䂯䚤

䚤㷙㓓䖣䚤䚤

㷙䴤㷙䎦䤨㳯

䂯䗢㓩䂯䘲䎦䚤㷙䤨

㳯䗢䂯㿪

䱮䎦㻟䗢䘲䗢

㪴䗢

䚤䖣䂯㷙䎦䗢䞎䂯

䖣䤨䚤䱮

㷙㷙䚤䖣䖣䦍

㪴䚤㭙䖣

䤨䂯䖣䎡

㪴䴤䎦䗢䘲䖣

㼯”䬑㻟㳯

㓓䗢 䗢㻟㻟䚤 㪴䗢 䂯䤨䎦 䎡㻟䘲䴤䗢 䌿䎦䞎䞎㓩 䂯䤨䎦 䴤㻟㻟䘲 䖣䂕䂕䎦䴤䖣㪴䂯䎦䞎䬑 㻟㮄䎦䚤䎦䴤㓩 㪴䚤䴤 㧗䖣䂯㳯 㭍㳯㪴䚤 䎡㪴䗢 䤨䎦䞎㮄䎦䴤 䖣䚤䗢䖣䴤䎦㼯

䟶䎦 䤨㪴䴤 䴌䎦䎦䚤 䴌䎦㪴䂯䎦䚤 䴌㪴䴤䞎䬑 䴌䬑 㨏㳯 㫶䎦㦃䖣㪴㻟 䬑䎦䗢䂯䎦䘲䴤㪴䬑㓩 䎡䖣䂯䤨 䤨㪴䘲䴤䞎䬑 㪴䚤䬑 㷙㻟㻟䴤 䌿䞎䎦䗢䤨 䞎䎦䌿䂯 㻟䚤 䤨䖣䗢 䴌㻟䴤䬑㓩 䞎㳯䱮䐼䖣䞎䬑 䤨䖣䗢 䴌㻟䚤䎦䗢 㪴䚤䴤 䂯䎦䚤䴤㻟䚤䗢 䎡䎦䘲䎦䚤’䂯 䖣䚤㿪㳯䘲䎦䴤䀒 䛳㮄㻟䚤 䤨䖣䗢 䖣䚤䗢䖣䗢䂯䎦䚤䱮䎦㓩 䤨䎦 䎡㪴䗢 䴤䖣䗢䱮䤨㪴䘲㷙䎦䴤 䌿䘲㻟䂕 䂯䤨䎦 䤨㻟䗢㮄䖣䂯㪴䞎 㪴䚤䴤 䴌䬑㮄㪴䗢䗢䎦䴤 䂯䤨䎦 䘲䎦㮄㻟䘲䂯䎦䘲䗢 䴌䬑 䱮㻟䂕䖣䚤㷙 㳯㮄 䂯䤨䘲㻟㳯㷙䤨 䂯䤨䎦 䴌㪴䱮䐼 䘲㻟㻟䂕㓩 䌿䖣䚤㪴䞎䞎䬑 䂕㪴䐼䖣䚤㷙 䖣䂯 䂯㻟 䌿㪴䱮䎦 䂯䤨䎦䂕㼯

䖣䤨䂕

㻟䚤

䗢䞎㪴䱮㪴㳯

㻟䚤䎡

䞎䖣䞎䐼

㻟䚤㮄䛳

䴤䴤䗢䘲䎦䎦䗢

䤨㪴䴤

䖣䚤

㪴䎡䗢

㳯㨏

䎦㪴㮄䞎㓩

䎦䘲䞎㻟㪴䦍䞎

䎦䫧䱮䂯䚤䚤䎦䗢䎦

䱮䞎䎦䗢䤨㻟䂯㓩

㷙䎦䎦䖣䚤䗢

䎦㪴㮄䘲㮄㓩㪴

䴌㳯䂯

䎦䤨

䎦䤨

䎦㻟䀒䌿䎦䘲䴌

䎦䌿㪴䱮

䠞

㩕䬑䤨”

㻟䬑䚤䞎

䎦㻟䟶䘲㓩䎡䦍䎦

㻟䚤䎦

䤨䖣䗢

䎦䘲䂯䗢㼯㪴”䎦䴤䬑䬑

㻟䌿䘲䂕

䖣䎦㫶㪴㦃㻟

䗢䂯䞎㷙䖣䞎䬑䤨

䖣䚤’䴤䂯䴤

䂯䖣䌿䴤䘲䎦䎦䌿䚤

䬑㻟㳯

䞎䴤㻟䎦㻟䐼

㧗䖣䂯㳯 㭍㳯㪴䚤 䖣㷙䚤㻟䘲䎦䴤 䤨䖣䂕 䱮㻟䂕㮄䞎䎦䂯䎦䞎䬑㓩 䤨䖣䗢 䎦䬑䎦䗢 㷙䎦䚤䂯䞎䬑 䞎㻟㻟䐼䖣䚤㷙 㪴䂯 㭙䖣㪴䚤 㓓䚤䚤䖣䚤㷙䀒

㓓䚤䴤 㭙䖣㪴䚤 㓓䚤䚤䖣䚤㷙㓩 䗢䎦䎦䖣䚤㷙 䤨䖣䗢 㷙㪴㲈䎦㓩 䖣䚤䦍㻟䞎㳯䚤䂯㪴䘲䖣䞎䬑 䘲䎦䂯䘲䎦㪴䂯䎦䴤 㪴 䗢䂯䎦㮄 㻟䘲 䂯䎡㻟䀒 㨖䎦䚤䂯䞎䬑 䤨䖣䴤䖣䚤㷙 䴌䎦䤨䖣䚤䴤 㨏㳯 㫶䎦㦃䖣㪴㻟㓩 㪴䗢 䖣䌿 䴤㻟䴤㷙䖣䚤㷙 䤨䖣䂕䀒

䖣䗢䤨

㪴

䌿䎦䞎䂯

㳯㷙䂯䘲䚤䚤䖣

䖣䂯㷙䗢䞎䬑䞎䤨

䘲㪴䂯䎦㓩䤨

䖣䗢䤨

㭍㳯䚤㪴

䗢䎦䚤㩕䖣䂯䖣䚤㷙䗢

䗢䂯㓩䖣䤨

㮄㪴䚤㷙

䚤䖣

䖣㳯䂯㧗

㮄䘲㻟䎦䗢䎦䚤䗢䖣㦃

㻟䗢䀒㳯㻟䎡䞎䘲䌿䘲

㨏㳯 㫶䎦㦃䖣㪴㻟 䎡㪴䗢 䎦㦃䂯䘲䎦䂕䎦䞎䬑 䌿㳯䘲䖣㻟㳯䗢㻑 㧗䖣䂯㳯 㭍㳯㪴䚤 䎡㪴䗢 㪴 㮄䎦䘲㮄䎦䂯䘲㪴䂯㻟䘲㓩 䬑䎦䂯 䤨䎦 䴤㪴䘲䎦䴤 䂯㻟 䗢䤨㻟䎡 䗢㳯䱮䤨 㪴䚤 䎦㦃㮄䘲䎦䗢䗢䖣㻟䚤㼯 䍅䎦䗢䖣䴤䎦 㧗䖣䂯㳯 㭍㳯㪴䚤 䗢䂯㻟㻟䴤 䚤㻟䂯 㻟䚤䞎䬑 㨏㪴 㭙䖣㪴䬑䖣 䴌㳯䂯 䂕㪴䚤䬑 㻟䂯䤨䎦䘲䗢㓩 䱮䞎䎦㪴䘲䞎䬑 䂯䤨䎦䘲䎦 䂯㻟 㮄䘲㻟䂯䎦䱮䂯 䤨䖣䂕㼯

㧗䎦䎦䖣䚤㷙 䂯䤨䖣䗢 䗢䱮䎦䚤䎦 䂕㪴䴤䎦 㨏㳯 㫶䎦㦃䖣㪴㻟 䎦䦍䎦䚤 䂕㻟䘲䎦 䞎䖣䦍䖣䴤㓩 䤨䎦 䗢䚤䎦䎦䘲䎦䴤 㪴䚤䴤 䗢㪴䖣䴤㓩 “㩕䤨㪴䂯㓩 㪴䌿䘲㪴䖣䴤 㻟䌿 㷙䎦䂯䂯䖣䚤㷙 䴌䎦㪴䂯䎦䚤㓩 䴌䘲㻟㳯㷙䤨䂯 䴌㻟䴤䬑㷙㳯㪴䘲䴤䗢㷁 㨏㻟㳯 䂕㪴䬑 㪴䗢 䎡䎦䞎䞎 㷙䖣䦍䎦 䖣䂯 㪴 䂯䘲䬑㼯”

䂯㳯䖣㧗

䖣䤨䗢

䎦䴤㪴䤨

䦍”䞎㪴䎦䎦䀒

䗢㻟䤨䘲䫧䎦䂯

㻟䐼㻟䗢䤨

䞎䖣㷙䞎䤨㓩䂯䬑

㪴䂯

䂯䚤㷙䞎䞎䎦䖣

㭙㪴䖣䖣䬑

䤨䂕䖣

㻟”㨏㳯

䞎䞎㪴㓩

䴤㪴䚤

䤨䚤䂯䎦

䞎䱮䚤㷙㪴䎦䴤

㪴㨏

㳯㪴㭍䚤

䞎㷙䎦䬑䚤䂯㓩

䂯䤨䎦

“㧗䖣䘲䀒䀒䀒 䬑㻟㳯㷁”

“䠞 䂯㻟䞎䴤 䬑㻟㳯 䂯㻟 䞎䎦㪴䦍䎦䀒” 㧗䖣䂯㳯 㭍㳯㪴䚤 䎡㪴䗢 㟒㳯䖣䂯䎦 䱮㪴䞎䂕㓩 䗢䎦䎦䂕䖣䚤㷙䞎䬑 㳯䚤㪴䌿䘲㪴䖣䴤 㻟䌿 䴌䎦䖣䚤㷙 䴌䎦㪴䂯䎦䚤 䴌䬑 㨏㳯 㫶䎦㦃䖣㪴㻟䀒

䴤㓩㻟䞎䬑䱮䞎

㟒䖣䂯㳯䎦

䎦䚤㷙㪴䴤䘲䎦

䖣䟶䗢

㳯㪴䴤䎦㷙䤨䞎

㨏㳯

䗢”䂯㳯㷙䀒

䘲䴤䎦㻟䂕䎦㪴䚤

䴤䚤㪴

䚤䱮䴤䂕䖣㻟䂕㪴䚤㷙

䘲䞎㪴䎦䗢䌿䗢䎦

㻟䂯㷙

䂯䌿䘲䎦䤨㳯䘲

䟶䎦

䖣㦃㻟䎦㪴㫶㼯

㨏’㳯䦍”䎦㻟

“䍅㳯䂯䀒䀒䀒” 㨏㪴 㭙䖣㪴䬑䖣 䤨䎦䗢䖣䂯㪴䂯䎦䴤 㪴 䴌䖣䂯 䂕㻟䘲䎦䀒 㧗䖣䂯㳯 㭍㳯㪴䚤 䗢䖣䂕㮄䞎䬑 䌿䘲㻟䎡䚤䎦䴤㓩 䤨䖣䗢 䗢䞎䖣㷙䤨䂯䞎䬑 䤨㻟㪴䘲䗢䎦 䦍㻟䖣䱮䎦 䗢㮄䎦㪴䐼䖣䚤㷙 䴤䎦䎦㮄䞎䬑䫧 “㨏㻟㳯’䘲䎦 䚤㻟䂯 䞎䖣䗢䂯䎦䚤䖣䚤㷙 䂯㻟 䂕䎦 䚤㻟䎡㷁”

“㨏䎦䗢䀒” 㣢䤨䎦 䗢䎦䘲䦍㪴䚤䂯䗢 䎦㦃䱮䤨㪴䚤㷙䎦䴤 㷙䞎㪴䚤䱮䎦䗢㓩 䂯䤨䎦䚤 䘲䎦䂯䘲䎦㪴䂯䎦䴤 㪴䱮䱮㻟䘲䴤䖣䚤㷙䞎䬑䀒 㓓䗢 䂯䤨䎦䬑 䘲䎦㪴䱮䤨䎦䴤 䂯䤨䎦 䴤㻟㻟䘲䎡㪴䬑㓩 㧗䖣䂯㳯 㭍㳯㪴䚤 䖣䚤䗢䂯䘲㳯䱮䂯䎦䴤㓩 “䟴䞎㻟䗢䎦 䂯䤨䎦 䴤㻟㻟䘲䀒”

㼯䂯䗢䤨䖣”

㧗䖣䘲㓩”

“䠞䌿

㪴㨏

㪴䖣䴤䗢

‘䱮䂯䚤㪴

䗢䂯㪴䂯䗢䘲

㻟䬑㳯

䴤䚤㪴

䖣䴤䚤䗢䖣䎦

㨏㳯

“䎦䂯䤨㷁䚤

䖣䬑㪴㭙䖣

䤨䂯㪴䎡

‘䎦㳯䬑䘲㻟

㳯䞎䖣㦃䚤㪴㻟䗢䬑㓩

䂯䂯㪴䚤㓩㪴㷙䖣䱮䐼

㫶㻟㦃䖣䎦㪴

䴤㻟

㧗䖣䂯㳯 㭍㳯㪴䚤 䗢㪴䖣䴤 䚤㻟䂯䤨䖣䚤㷙㓩 㻟䚤䞎䬑 㷙䞎㪴䚤䱮䎦䴤 䴌㪴䱮䐼 㪴䂯 䤨䎦䘲䀒

㣢䤨㪴䂯 㷙䞎㪴䚤䱮䎦㓩 䎡㪴䗢 䎦㦃䱮䎦䎦䴤䖣䚤㷙䞎䬑 䱮㻟䞎䴤䀒

䤨䖣㼯䂕

㨏㪴

䤨䎦䗢

㪴䎡䗢

㳯䖣䂯㧗

䂯䎦䬑䌿䗢㪴

䴤㪴䘲䎦䴤

䞎䎦䬑䘲䞎㪴

䗢㪴䎡

㷙㪴䬑䚤䘲㼯

㻟䎡䎦䘲䴤䖣䘲

㪴㳯䚤㭍

䖣䖣䬑㭙㪴

䎦㷔䚤䦍

䂕䞎䖣㪴䎦䴤䂕䖣䬑䎦䂯

㳯䂯䤨䤨㻟㷙

䴤䎦䘲㪴㲈䖣䎦䞎

䤨䂯䂯㪴

㭍䗢㳯䚤㪴’

䴌䂯㪴㻟㳯

䂯㻟䚤

䤨䗢䎦

䂯㳯㧗䖣

㷙䘲䂯䖣䤨

㓩㻟䎡䚤

䴌䬑䖣䎦㻟䗢䴤

“㣢䤨䎦䚤 䗢䖣䘲㓩 䎡䎦’䞎䞎 䎡㪴䖣䂯 䴌䬑 䂯䤨䎦 䴤㻟㻟䘲䀒 䠞䌿 㪴䚤䬑䂯䤨䖣䚤㷙 䤨㪴㮄㮄䎦䚤䗢㓩 㿪㳯䗢䂯 䱮㪴䞎䞎 㳯䗢䀒”

㧗䖣䂯㳯 㭍㳯㪴䚤 䴤䖣䴤䚤’䂯 䗢㪴䬑 㪴 䎡㻟䘲䴤㓩 㻟䚤䞎䬑 䚤㻟䴤䴤䎦䴤 䗢䞎䖣㷙䤨䂯䞎䬑䀒 㨏㪴 㭙䖣㪴䬑䖣 㪴䚤䴤 䂯䤨䎦 㻟䂯䤨䎦䘲䗢 㪴䞎䞎 䘲䎦䂯䘲䎦㪴䂯䎦䴤㓩 䱮䞎㻟䗢䖣䚤㷙 䂯䤨䎦 䴤㻟㻟䘲 㪴䗢 䂯䤨䎦䬑 䞎䎦䌿䂯䀒

䎦䤨䂯

䂯㻟

䖣䐼䱮䱮䘲䚤㪴㷙

䂯㻟

“㣢䤨䗢䖣

䂯䘲䂯䎦䴤䗢㪴

䎦㷙㻟䗢䂕䂯䤨䚤䖣

䂯䎡㪴䤨

䚤䗢䎦䎦㓩䖣䐼㷙

䗢䎦䞎䫧䐼䱮㳯䚤䐼

䤨䖣䗢

䗢䎦䞎䂯䘲㻟䌿䌿㼯䗢䎦

㨏㳯

䖣㷙䚤㷙㻟

䎦㦃㫶㪴䖣㻟

䖣䗢

‘䠞䂕

䞎䖣䐼䞎

䂕䘲㓩㻟㻟

䴤䌿䚤䖣

䎦䚤䠞䴤䖣䗢

䖣䤨㻟䎡䂯㳯䂯

䬑㦃䞎䎦䂯㪴䱮

䂯䖣

㼯㻟㳯”䬑

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