Chapter 787.2 - I’ll kill you if you don’t sign (Part Two) (1/2)

Chapter 787: I’ll kill you if you don’t sign (Part Two)

“This is outrageous!” Mu Wan was furious. “They’re not taking me seriously, right? Okay, Zhao Chun, you put the words out there for me that I’ve been wronged by the company and I want to cancel my contract and change my agency. I’ll see if Zhang Tianyu is going to be anxious! You are going to represent me and tell the media personally, so that it sounds more credible.”

The manager was slightly excited.

Because Mu Wan had a signing fee, she could earn a commission as well.

Zhao Chun immediately told this to the media who they often cooperated with, and they released the news right away, appearing in all the headlines on Weibo and other SNS platforms.

After Mu Wan returned to her apartment, she looked at the time and waited for the phone to ring.

She knew that things would be solved after tonight.

However, her manager’s phone didn’t ring at all.

The PR department on the company’s side did not take any actions to clarify on Weibo and acquiesced the news.

Neither the director nor the president called her, not to mention feeling anxious, they seemed like they didn’t even care!

When it was almost bedtime at night, Mu Wan couldn’t sit still and asked her agent as she was putting on a facial mask, “So did anyone call you?”

The manager shook her head. “I felt that it’s so quiet tonight, it’s because the phone didn’t ring.”

Mu Wan: “Is your phone out of battery?”

The manager: “No, I’ve been holding on to it.”

Mu Wan: “Did you pay our bills? Is it down? Try calling someone.”

The manager laughed bitterly. “If it’s down, then it’s my negligence as a manager. It can’t be down because even if I go over, I would still have thousands of yuan carried over.”

Mu Wan pulled out her own cell phone and said ruthlessly, “I don’t believe that such a long time has passed, and no one is anxious about it. You want to test my attitude? Well, then don’t blame me for being unkind. I’m going to call other companies, and I’ll sign whichever company is willing to pay for the breach of contract!”

Having said that, she called the boss of an entertainment company that had treated her with most sincerity before.

“Hello? President Bi, it’s me Mu Wan.”