My Fair Stunner novel (Faye and Colin)
Chapter 397 No Pie in the Sky

Chapter 397 No Pie in the Sky

Stars' endorsements being screwed up by their scandals was nothing new in the past year.

Faye glanced at Galen, replied "I see" blandly, and strode into the PR Department.

Galen watched Faye walking into the department and glanced around at the onlookers gathering at the door.

"Why are you still here?"

"Do you want to be fired?"

The onlookers immediately dispersed when they heard Galen's words.

Galen followed Faye into the department. She scooted to chase up Faye and reported in a lower voice, "The car advertisement Charlie endorses is accused of deceiving its customers. The car purchase is changed into car renting and the down payment is changed into rent. This matter is hyped up and has attracted great public attention."

Faye asked, "Have you investigated it?"

Galen answered, "Yep. The advertisement is suspected of misleading the customers. As for the contract, the car manufacturer, customers, and Sure Wheels have been arguing on it so far." Faye raised her brows and asked, "Are their tripartite contracts different?"

Galen reported honestly, "It's a bit complicated. It's true that the contract offered by the car manufacturer is a purchase contract and the borrower is the customer. However, the car ultimately belongs to Sure Wheels."

She continued, "But the contract offered by Sure Wheels is a contract of tenancy. The customers declared that they didn't see any of the above-mentioned contracts before and the contracts they signed have some blanks..."

It was truly sophisticated.

Faye subconsciously knitted her brows when listening to Galen's report.

Seeing this, Galen said helplessly in a low voice, "They all have their arguments and we can't judge which party is right."

Galen waited silently for Faye's instructions after finishing the report.

When Faye moved her lips preparing to say something, Charlie's manager rushed to her, grabbed her hand with both hands, and shook them violently. He said anxiously, "Ms. Nash, thank you for helping Charlie."

Faye replied, "That's what I should do."

Charlie's manager continued, "Ms. Nash, please deal with this matter personally. I and Charlie don't believe others."

He didn't lower his voice when he spoke and his words immediately drew the attention of the workers in the PR Department.

Faye glanced at him blandly, not responding to his words. She took back her hand calmly, turned around, and said, "Let's talk in my office."

With Faye's leaving, the quiet office resounded with sneers.

"Does this manager have something wrong with his brain?"

"Not so. He thinks he's the manager of a superstar, so he doesn't give a shit about us."

"Well. Well. Drop this topic."

"By the way, did anyone notice that Ms. Nash's eyes were filled with admiration when she gazed at him just now?"

In Faye's office...

Faye asked while getting water from the water dispenser, "Did you investigate Sure Wheels before accepting the endorsement of its advertisement?" Sitting on the sofa, Charlie remained silent.

His manager answered the question for him, "Yes, we did. I went to their company in person. It looked normal."

"Moreover, Sure Wheels had cooperation with several big companies. Who would have expected this accident?"

Charlie's manager glanced at Faye when he finished the words. Then he asked tentatively, "Ms. Nash, could it be that Sure Wheel's competitor is targeting it?"

Faye took a sip of the water and replied calmly, "I won't speculate about anything before investigation."

Charlie's manager laughed awkwardly and said, "Well, that's true."

Faye turned around, picked up her cup, walked to her desk, and sat down. Then she looked at Charlie who was sitting on the sofa, put down her cup, put her elbows on the desk with her hands crossed, and asked, "You're the endorser of this advertisement. I want to know how much you know about it."

Charlie was a top-class star in Farrell media as well as an actor who had made great achievements.

If it was someone else, he or she would panic in the face of Faye's abrupt question.

Nonetheless, Charlie looked composed. He answered in a business tone, "Ms. Nash. I've investigated Sure Wheels before. It's a qualified, legal company."

Faye asked with a smile, "Do you think these sentences can console those victims?"

Charlie was lost for words.

Faye continued, "I'm not an entertainment reporter. I'm a PR crisis manager who wants to help you solve this problem. You need to tell me the truth."

A hint of embarrassment flashed across Charlie's face when he heard the words. He then glanced at his manager who was standing beside him.

His manager got his implication and immediately spoke for him, "Ms. Nash, Charlie didn't mean so.

It seemed like talent managers were all glib-tongued.

As the manager of a top-class star, he was even more excellent in this.

Charlie's manager anxiously wanted to explain to him. He babbled on, not caring if Faye was listening to him or not.

Faye took a glance at him, picked up her tablet from the desk, and began to search for discussions about Charlie's endorsement.

When Charlie's manager got tired and stopped talking, Faye had gotten a rough picture of this matter.

Charlie's manager said with an ingratiating smile, "Ms. Nash, I should be blamed for this matter as I didn't investigate it fully at the beginning."

Faye put down her tablet, leaned back against her chair, and said, "The major concern is not which of you should be blamed, but which of the car manufacturer, Sure Wheels, and Charlie, should take the blame."

Charlie's manager was lost for words.

Faye reached out to take her cup and took a sip of the water. When she was lost in thought, Galen pushed open the door, walked in, and reported, "Ms. Nash, those victims are hoisting protest banners outside our company."

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