Transmigrated as the Ex-Wife of a Heroic Man Chapter 1210: What Impact

Chapter 1210: Chapter 1210: What Impact

Working at the comfortable magazine agency for so long, who would want to move to a factory!

“Really?”

“Is it that serious?”

Everyone also had a face of concern.

“Yes! It’s even more serious than you think, the printing factory’s reluctance to cooperate with our magazine agency is just a minor problem. The serious issue is that our magazine agency has been sued by the Su family, causing a huge ripple effect.”

“What impact?”

“Come on, spit it out, don’t beat around the bush.”

“Our lawsuit with the Su family has caught the attention of the authorities, and we are about to be scrutinized. Our publis.h.i.+ng qualifications are about to be revoked.” Anyone who publishes magazines knows that without qualifications, you can’t run a magazine agency.

The waters are deep here!

“How could this happen?”

Someone mumbled in disbelief, while others remained silent, for everyone understood the intricate twists and turns involved. Chief Editor Xia had also used a lot of ingenuity and networking to get the magazine agency up and running in the first place.

Merely inviting people for dinners, hosting gatherings, it’s impossible to know how many people he had to reach out to, of course, all under the premise that the magazine agency itself met the necessary standards.

Fas.h.i.+on Pa.s.sion Magazine Agency, although always maintaining a high profile within the industry, had been very cautious and meticulous in its dealings. Thus, it never made mistakes, nor did it have any contractual disputes with any partners.

Now, with Song Zishan’s arrival, she immediately offended the Su family, and even more, she was at fault in the contract.

Fas.h.i.+on Pa.s.sion had to bear all the responsibilities.

Aside from paying compensation and damages, being scrutinized now meant that the magazine agency might not continue to operate.

“So… can we ask Boss Su for help? Boss Su is so nice, she definitely wouldn’t reject helping us,” someone naively asked.

“Are you stupid?”

“You have the nerve to ask, but I don’t,” someone complained unhappily, “It’s us who wronged Boss Su first, our actions were unethical. Now that Boss Su has sued Fas.h.i.+on Pa.s.sion, she must already know about those articles we wrote slandering her.”

“Oh no! I even wrote one.” Someone wailed.

“It’s all Song Zishan’s fault after all.”

“Right! It’s all her fault. She messed up as soon as she arrived. Despite what Chief Editor Xia said, it was useless. She acted without considering the consequences. In her eyes, we employees are just dogs, to be fired or scolded at will, not treated like human beings.”

“Just to earn a living, I endured it, there’s nothing I can’t bear, but now because of her, all of us have lost our jobs, and I definitely won’t let her off.”

“It’s all her fault.”

“Her family may be rich and not care, but I can’t afford that.”

“My brother is still waiting for my salary to pay his school fees!”

As they spoke, everyone’s faces grew increasingly gloomier. Those from financially struggling families even started crying softly. They had always endured Song Zishan’s humiliations, her harsh treatment, and the guilt of betraying Chief Editor Xia, all for the sake of making a living.

If it weren’t for the lack of money, who wouldn’t want to be capricious?

Who doesn’t have a temper?

Who doesn’t want to resign?

But life doesn’t allow it, a day without work is a day without income. But now, the jobs they had strived to maintain were gone, and the chief culprit was Song Zishan. From her aggressive attempt to buy Fas.h.i.+on Pa.s.sion, she had left a bad impression on everyone.

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In the office, Song Zishan made over a dozen phone calls in succession, becoming more and more frightened as she listened. All these calls were to people who had good relations with the Song family and were usually nice to her. Whenever she needed help, they would handle it without a second thought.