Chapter 832 - The Malicious Intent in Her Words

Chapter 832: The Malicious Intent in Her Words
Lin Nuan wasn’t a fool, so how could she not feel the malicious intent in her words!
Through the mirror made extremely bright under the lighting, Lin Nuan looked at Fu Huai’an, who was sitting leisurely on the sofa with his legs crossed. Fu Huai’an seemed to have sensed it, so he looked up. As their gazes met, Lin Nuan felt a sense of attraction and was unable to look away.
Her husband was way too good at attracting women!
Although Lin Nuan would get jealous too, she framed the situation in a self-comforting way…
Fu Huai’an didn’t have any interest in any of those women. So many outstanding women were fond of Fu Huai’an, but he only had her in his heart. Was that something to be happy about?
…
Fu Huai’an drove Lin Nuan, whereas Little Lu drove You Nainai, as the four of them headed towards the most famous hotpot restaurant in Jinjiang.
Lin Nuan usually preferred lighter food, but she had a special fondness for the heavier-tasting hotpot.
Red Flag Hotpot, which was located in Jinjiang, used to be a dilapidated factory. Later, several youngsters with foresight collaborated and renovated the factory, opening Red Flag Hotpot there. They now enjoyed roaring business.
Little Lu had booked a suite in advance so that they could enter once they arrived.
Lin Nuan sat in the front passenger seat. Her phone vibrated, playing a ringtone she set for Weibo, meaning someone must have tagged her on Weibo.
She turned her body sideways and whipped out her phone from her trouser pocket to look at it. It was Lin Nuan’s official Weibo.
She opened it.
Lin Nuan’s official Weibo had taken several screenshots, then tagged Lin Nuan and Fu Huai’an on Weibo.
[@Lin Nuan’s Official Weibo: Protesting on behalf of the single people! The dog food is too sweet! We strongly express: We! Haven’t! Had! Enough! We ask that Sister Lin Nuan and Brother-in-law continue to dispense dog food and don’t stop! @Lin Nuan @Fu Huai’an]
The screenshots were of the Weibo posts posted by other people after the show…
[@Hotwheels Ne Zha: I came here to view a show recording, who knew I would be fed dog food out of the blue! And it’s dog food by the tons! Tons! It’s perverse! In regard to such dog food, I only want to say… I want to eat it forever!]
[@Flying Little Female Cop: So sweet. I have finally come to know what a walking dog food dispenser is! I can’t stop even if I wanted to…]
[@Little heart: I’m so envious of Ms. Lin Nuan. How did she manage to meet such a wonderful man like my hubby! I want one too, oo oo oo… Take a look at me, hubby! I’m very pretty too!]
[@Adorable bean: I was originally Ms. Lin Nuan’s fan. Now I’m a fan of both Ms. Lin Nuan and her husband! What a loving married couple! Hope our Mrs. Fu and Mr. Fu continue to live blissfully!]
[@Sweet as honey: My hubby is too good at doting on others! Too seductive! I initially went to see exactly how pretty my rival in love, Mrs. Fu was, so why was I force-fed this public show of affection! I don’t want it!!!]
Even the official Weibo of
Talking with Lin Nuan
had joined in the fun and retweeted the Weibo. They even uploaded snippets of the show recording of Fu Huai’an’s episode on Lin Nuan’s show as bait, wanting more people to anticipate the broadcast of the episode!
Lin Nuan thought of the pink bubble atmosphere that appeared at the start of every episode of the show and wondered how this episode would look!
Since she was on Weibo, Lin Nuan tapped on the top-searched rankings…
Lin Nuan and Fu Huai’an being walking dog food dispensers was currently in second place for most widely searched topics. In third place was the news of Liu Mingchen manufacturing and selling fake medicine.
As for first place, it was Lin Nuan and the crew of
Talking with Lin Nuan
bullying the TV starlet Peng Yanzhi.
Lin Nuan tapped on it and took a glance. It was basically Peng Yanzhi’s fans who took a photo of Lin Nuan sitting on the sofa while Peng Yanzhi stood and bowed to her in apology. There was also a photo of Miss Xia ferociously scolding Peng Yanzhi, as well as a sobbing Peng Yanzhi leaving the set looking dejected.
Lin Nuan’s fans had already gotten into a verbal match with Peng Yanzhi’s fans, angrily clarifying what actually went on at the scene at that time.
Lin Nuan’s agitated fans even tagged Peng Yanzhi directly, demanding for her to come out and explain whether it was her who was throwing her weight about and refusing to go through the questions with Lin Nuan, or if it was Lin Nuan abusing her position and bullying her!
One of Lin Nuan’s fans even made a vicious vow, saying that she was present at the recording. She said that Lin Nuan was patiently telling Peng Yanzhi over and over again about the need to go through the questions, yet Peng Yanzhi had said that Lin Nuan should look for her in the dressing room and that she had never had the habit of going through questions when she recorded shows. That person said that if she lied about any of it, she would be killed by a car when she walked on the street. She asked Peng Yanzhi if she dared to make a vow like that and say that Lin Nuan had bullied her!
Peng Yanzhi actually replied to this fan of Lin Nuan’s. She apologized with the sincerest of words, saying that she didn’t understand Lin Nuan’s rules and made Lin Nuan angry, so she sincerely apologized to Lin Nuan.
Lin Nuan scoffed when she saw Peng Yanzhi’s Weibo. How was this apologizing to her? This was adding fuel to Peng Yanzhi’s fans, causing her fans to support her more maniacally and causing them to get into more arguments with Lin Nuan’s fans!
Going through the questions was a rule set by the program crew, but coming from Peng Yanzhi’s mouth, it sounded like it was Lin Nuan who set the rule!
Lin Nuan had to admit that Peng Yanzhi was an excellent actor, perfect at portraying a victim’s role.
When she saw the contents of this Weibo, Lin Nuan didn’t get mad.
She had heard Miss Xia mention that Peng Yanzhi had offended someone and was about to be shelved, so it was normal for Peng Yanzhi to cook up some things to heighten her popularity. Lin Nuan could understand.
Subsequently, Su Manman retweeted Peng Yanzhi’s Weibo and gave her a good scolding!
[@Su Manman: What do you mean by Lin Nuan’s rule? That’s a rule set by the program crew. As an artist who participates in the show, respecting the rules set by the program crew is basic professionalism. It’s also the most basic show of upbringing by an adult! You’re obviously getting your fans to attack Lin Nuan under the disguise of an apology! Anyone can see through your intentions! Do you want me to reveal the reason behind your getting shelved, scheming btch? @Little Rouge: I’m sorry. It was me who didn’t understand Sister Lin’s rules and made her angry. Please, everyone, stop arguing. It really is my fault and mine alone!]
Su Manman was known to be arrogant in the industry, and her fans were also known to have a fiery temper. Since Su Manman was considered an A-list actress in the country, she had a lot more fans than Peng Yanzhi. It wasn’t news for Su Manman to be supportive of Lin Nuan.
After Su Manman posted that Weibo post, her fans speedily dug up plenty of Peng Yanzhi’s dark secrets and posted them online!
Even as the truth laid before their eyes, there were still some hardcore Peng Yanzhi fans who accused Lin Nuan of laying a trap for Peng Yanzhi and making the latter walk right into it.
Lin Nuan didn’t know whether to laugh or cry when she read this. She had to say that Peng Yanzhi’s fans had a wild imagination!
Clearly, she was the one being lured into a trap, so how did it turn into Peng Yanzhi being trapped…
Mu Taotao, who had already knocked off and had nothing better to do at home as she drank her yogurt, thought for a moment, then registered a new account, preparing to support Su Manman’s fans!
She uploaded the video she took earlier that day, the one of Peng Yanzhi and Zhang Ruomin behaving intimately in the underground parking lot of Jinjiang TV Station! She then uploaded another video, one of Zhang Ruomin claiming that she didn’t know Peng Yanzhi at the recording of
Talking with Lin Nuan.