CHAPTER 579: CHAPTER 577: STOP GLORIFYING YOURSELF

"Okay."

She put away her phone, "President Fu came to visit the set again?"

Fu Jinghen was always the center of attention wherever he went, not to mention with a large bouquet of roses in his arms. It was no surprise to Wen Shu when she saw him.

"Yeah." Wen Qiao smiled sweetly without being cloying, with a touch of girlish shyness and a hint of showing off, "It’s the wrap-up, I told him not to come, but he insisted. He just has to make such a high-profile entrance, no helping it."

"I’m relieved to see that your relationship is still so good. About that endorsement deal, I really didn’t know you were negotiating it; otherwise, I wouldn’t have approached Ah Ming."

Wen Shu sighed lightly, seemingly truly troubled by the matter.

"Later, Ah Ming told me you two had annulled your marriage, but he didn’t elaborate. And because of the endorsement matter, I felt too embarrassed to ask in detail. I’ve been wanting to find a chance to explain it to you, but I was afraid it would worsen your misunderstanding. Seeing that you’re fine, my guilt has lessened quite a bit."

Wen Shu spoke with sincere words, and anyone who heard her would believe she was truly tormented by this guilt.

But Wen Qiao found it somewhat amusing.

Wen Shu said she was afraid of exacerbating her misunderstanding, yet how could she keep running into her talking alone with Fu Jinghen?

Always wanting to find an opportunity to explain, but never actually finding the chance?

Wen Qiao theorized that Wen Shu was lowering her stance to explain because she saw that things between her and Fu Jinghen hadn’t gone as Wen Shu had expected, not completely cutting ties, and was afraid they would suspect her of meddling.

When Wen Shu mentioned the annulment, her gaze changed subtly. She might have thought she concealed it well, but to an observer like Wen Qiao, who paid more attention to her, it was quite apparent.

She was just trying to fish for information, wanting to know whether she and Fu Jinghen had truly annulled their marriage.

"It’s fine, don’t feel too guilty about the endorsement. After all, when they approached me, they didn’t know my relationship with Fu Jinghen. The endorsement went to you, and it was their choice."

What she meant was that the D family approached Wen Qiao purely based on her own merit and commercial value, but Wen Shu had used her connections, and due to the power of capital, they had no choice but to concede.

Although in these times, those with money are kings and those with influence are queens, having back doors to open is a skill in itself, yet in the eyes of most, those who pull strings are still a step lower than those who operate openly and honorably.

Wen Qiao, still smiling, casually flicked her hair, "I did annul my marriage with Fu Jinghen, that’s true, but it wasn’t because of you. We’re not petty enough to annul our marriage over something so trivial. If it weren’t for this accident, I wouldn’t have realized how much Fu Jinghen loves me, willing to do things he’d never considered before. In that sense, it turned out to be a blessing in disguise."

Her words were even clearer, bluntly saying, "Don’t flatter yourself, who do you think you are? You’re not significant enough to be the reason for our annulment."

Some people get angrier when their retorts don’t affect the other person, but not Wen Qiao. As long as she’d played her cards, she felt good.

Whether Wen Shu was stung by her words was immaterial to her.