The Wolf of Los Angeles

Chapter 26 High-end PR

"Your big cup of Coke."

At the front desk, the waiter picked up the largest cup of Coke and placed it on the counter.

Amanda picked up the Coke, lifted the hood and took a sip.

Just behind her, Sasha also came to the counter and said to the waiter, "I want a cup of Coke, the biggest cup, no ice, thank you."

Amanda walked quickly along the aisle toward her boss, like an ordinary passerby.

Hawke heard the sound of his high heels falling to the ground, his eyes turned slightly, and glanced at him.

"10,000 US dollars!" Caroline turned her red lips and attracted Hawke's attention with a high offer.

At this moment, Amanda approached here.

She glanced at the laptop in front of Hawke, and based on her understanding of electronic products, she quickly judged the location of the hard drive.

On the other side, Sasha went around in a circle and walked from the opposite side. As long as Amanda started, she would attack the photography bag.

This newcomer obviously lacks experience and actually brought the camera and computer over at the same time.

Public relations are not only about verbal wars and media operations, but also about destroying corpses!

First solve the people or things that bring the problem, and the problem will naturally be solved.

Amanda adjusted her pace and came to Hawke's table, picked up the Coke and wanted to take a sip.

But she seemed to step on something, and her feet slipped under her feet, and she fell to Hawk's side, and the Coke Cup was about to fall.

A big hand suddenly poked out and slapped Amanda on the arm.

Amanda's arms were uncontrollably turned outward, and a full cup of Coke was spilled all over.

Most of them fell on Caroline's face and chest, wet her hair and transparent her shirt, revealing a touch of black, revealing the outline of the mountain.

Hawke slapped Amanda's arm with one hand and quickly removed the laptop with the other hand. He heard footsteps coming from behind him again. He suddenly turned around and smiled at Sasha, who was a few meters away.

This smile looked gentle, but it made Sasha cold all over, as if the other party would draw a gun to kill someone at any time.

Sasha stopped unconsciously and did not dare to take another step forward.

Amanda saw her boss full of coke and said, "Hug...sorry..."

Hawke put away his laptop and carried his photography bag.

"You must compensate me for my losses!" Caroline wiped the Coke on her face, put the wet Hermes bag on the table, and pointed to the Chanel sign on her chest: "You can't afford to lose all your money even if you lose all your money. ! ”

In a dilemma, she still did not forget her job and took out her cell phone: "I will call the police..."

"Please." Hawke interrupted her directly, looked at the two Coke women around and said, "The media and the public must be very interested in your relationship. I believe LAPD is not difficult to find out."

Caroline slowly stood up, and Cole kept flowing down her skin and clothes.

"You can just call the police or not." Hawke walked out with his bag on his back.

When he left the restaurant, Amanda quickly took a tissue and wiped the stains on Caroline's body.

Caroline waved her hand and said, "Go."

Sasha and Amanda followed behind.

People around him looked at each other and pointed.

When he went out to the side of the car, Caroline took out a towel, wiped the stains on her head, and turned on a brand new Chanel jacket and got in the car and replaced it.

Sasha asked, “What should I do next?”

"I can't hold it back here. I have a feeling that the **** never thought of giving up on collecting money." Caroline buttoned it and said, "Next, take two steps to put pressure on the media, and the customer pays it. Buy the photos and make preparations. Once exposed, how to control the negative impact to the minimum range.”

She concluded: "We made a mistake this time and underestimated the enemy too much. That **** is not a newbie."

Sasha quickly said, "I'm sorry."

Caroline is not depressed. Public relations is just about facing countless bad things, many of which are hopelessly bad, and work inevitably becomes useless. She clapped her palms and said, "Do work!"

Sasha and Amanda made separate calls to communicate with the media and the parties involved.

Caroline opened Hermes bag, the lining inside was dyed with Coke, the micro recorder inside was scrapped, and the Sony Eslite mobile phone was no longer available.

Heavy losses.

As for your own embarrassment, you don’t need to see it.

Caroline cursed herself a few words, brought the spare cell phone in the car and called James.

"You are so awesome. You agreed to make ten minutes, but in less than five minutes, my business was ruined!" James was quite angry: "You made it difficult for me to do this. The other party refuses to trade with me now, and you must compensate me! ”

Caroline directly retorted: "How to compensate? Do you want me to spread my legs? I promise to give you two **** left!"

"Remember to reveal the inside information to me." James fell down first and hung up the phone.

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No mistakes, one song, one content, one in 6, one book, one bar, one reading!

On the other hand, Hawke got into the car, put his photography bag and computer, and took out the storage disk of the handrail box and took a look.

If you don’t copy and store this kind of news, how can you feel at ease?

James called at this time.

Hawke answered and said, "Sorry, we agreed to five minutes. Now the five minutes have passed, and I have made an appointment with other newspapers.

This kind of entertainment news belongs to the seller's market to some extent. James hurriedly said, "I want the news."

"I made an appointment with someone here and wait for my call later." Hawke didn't say anything to death.

When he arrived at the agreed location, he did not go to the coffee shop, but asked the other party to come out and get in the car to talk.

Two minutes later, Jerry, a bearded man from the National Inquirer, got on the car.

After briefly introducing themselves, Hawke turned over the prepared laptop and let the other party see what they were shooting.

Jerry exclaimed: "The shot was very clear and very intuitive."

Hawke said directly: "A Oscar nominee, the first actress of a popular American drama, the Emmy Award nominee, the man has a wife, the woman has a husband, watch Full of points.”

Jerry can see its value. Just a man and a woman with naked upper body dating, the sales of newspapers will increase significantly tomorrow.

He thought for a moment and said, "$5,000."

Hawke put his notebook on: "Don't joke, you can look down on me, but you can't look down on the value of these news, it can cause a sensation across the United States."

Jerry said, “How much do you want.”

Hawke, of course, spoke up: "$15,000."

"If the two in the photo are Hollywood frontlines, I can give you 20,000 dollars." Jerry's words are reasonable and well-founded: "Donny is a second-tier at best, and he is already a scandal, and no more than one will surprise readers. Sarah Parker is really popular now, but don't forget that she is just a TV series star."

Hawke also knew a selling point, reminding him: "You may not know that the producer of Downey's new film "Singing Detective" is Sarah Parker's husband Bro Derek, starring Sarah Parker's "Desire" I don’t need to say how popular it is in the City? She won the Emmy Award for Best Actress last year!”

He further said: "I also noticed that Downey is interested in the project "Ghost Man" and Bro Derek is also one of the producers! The chain effect that these combined together..."

The amount of the photo in Jerry's heart suddenly increased. He immediately took out his mobile phone and called the person with the most informed newspaper to verify it, and he quickly got the answer.

The National Inquiry News is published nationwide and has a large number of readers, one of the largest gossip newspapers in North America.

As long as the news is valuable and can be affordable, Jerry put away his phone and stretched out a finger: "$10,000, sign the exclusive news agreement."

"Yes." Hawke also added: "This news must be in the newspaper, not public relations."

"We bought them to make them appear on the front page," Jerry said.

(End of this chapter)