The Wolf of Los Angeles.

Beverly Hills, in a mansion on the hillside.

Rooney Chasen, director of Full Speed ​​​​PR, sat in the living room, listening to the fierce argument that broke out in the study, and glanced at the two people opposite.

A man called Simon Fuller, the former agent of the Spice Girls and now the agent of Beckham.

The other person is called Perrine, from Real Madrid Club, who accompanied Beckham to Los Angeles specifically to resolve this public relations crisis.

These two people represent Beckham's interests.

Rooney Chasen was hired by Victoria as her public relations manager.

The argument between Beckham and Victoria in the study has not yet come to a conclusion. If the two part ways unhappily and end up in divorce, the three of them will not be partners but enemies instead.

At this moment, it is unclear whether we are enemies or friends, so it is not appropriate to speak.

Simon Fowler, Victoria's former agent and Beckham's current agent, knows the two well enough to say softly, "They won't get divorced."

Beckham’s current business status is not only due to Victoria’s promotion, but also his own choices.

When two people are together, one plus one is greater than three.

To exaggerate a little, the Beckhams are more like business partners with a man-woman relationship.

Sure enough, the quarrel in the study gradually became quieter, and the emotions of the two parties gradually calmed down.

The incident was exposed a few days ago. They quarreled on the phone, then on the plane, and then in person when they arrived in Los Angeles. In fact, they had already thought about what to do.

Not long after, Beckham and Victoria came out of the study one after another.

The former looked at Simon Fowler and Perrine and said, "We will not divorce. Let's calm down this public opinion as soon as possible."

Peraien said: "I will put pressure on Twitter on behalf of Real Madrid and Florentino. If they do not downplay this incident, they will be blacklisted by Real Madrid. Real Madrid will refuse any form of cooperation."

Rooney Chasen, an American, was disdainful of this, but after looking at Victoria and seeing that she didn't say anything, she remained silent.

Simon Payne said: "Pressure is one thing, and on the other hand, we take legal action..."

"This is not England, this is not Madrid," interrupted Victoria, who was better at handling media affairs than Beckham. "Real Madrid doesn't have enough influence here, Twitter won't care about your club."

Pellaeon looked a little unhappy.

Victoria doesn't like Spain and Madrid, and she has some complaints about Beckham's transfer.

The most crucial point is that both of them are not within her business empire.

Victoria said bluntly: "This is Los Angeles, not Europe. Put away your aristocratic club face. It will only make things worse."

Victoria pointed at Beckham: "He has admitted it, and there is no so-called defamation."

Simon Penn nodded and asked, "Tom Cruise?"

Victoria said first: "The founder of Twitter is Hawke Osment, and Tom Cruise bluntly said he dare not mess with him."

Rooney Chasen said: "I'd like to say that this matter is best resolved within the rules and not with crooked ideas."

Simon Penn has been doing well these years, so he didn't take it too seriously: "Is he special?"

Rooney said bluntly: "Once we break the rules, the other party will not abide by the rules. We can't afford Hawke Osmond's means outside the rules."

She thought again of the two people who committed suicide: "People will die."

The living room fell silent for a moment.

Victoria broke the silence: "Here in Los Angeles, you are the professional media public relations, tell me your suggestions."

Rooney had been thinking about it since she accepted the commission, but knowing Hawke, she had never considered those crooked ways.

Rooney knew very well that resorting to underhanded means would only make the situation worse, or even completely ruin it.

"It's not difficult to solve this problem. The key lies in you." Rooney looked at Victoria and said, "If you don't want to get a divorce and choose to forgive publicly, half of the problem will be solved."

Victoria's face turned ugly, and the woman also couldn't stand the hat on her head.

Rooney pointed at Beckham: "He publicly apologized to you and asked for your forgiveness..."

"That's not right," Beckham interrupted. "It would put all the blame on me and affect my reputation."

He also considered: "I remain silent."

Victoria glanced at him and said nothing.

Rooney analyzed: "In this situation, you have been nailed to the nail by public opinion. It is easier to save your reputation by taking responsibility than to deny or remain silent. If you escape, not only will you be cheating, but you will also be regarded as a coward by countless people."

Victoria replied, "Rebecca said you had more than one mistress."

Beckham denied: "She's talking nonsense, I didn't, don't believe it."

"Don't worry about that. As long as you apologize publicly and Victoria forgives you, the rest won't be a problem." Rooney responded with her usual PR approach: "As for public opinion, it's not difficult. Just use some new and explosive news to create new hot topics."

She glanced at Victoria's belly and said, "Let David take you to a reliable clinic for a checkup, and then announce your pregnancy." Victoria understood immediately, "Because of the child, I choose to forgive David. I have enough reasons and explanations for everything I have done to avoid affecting my personal reputation."

Rooney was hired by Victoria and her priority was also Victoria's reputation. She said: "The natural preferential treatment that pregnant women receive will offset most of the criticism."

But Beckham, who was standing next to him, had a dark and ugly face: "Don't forget, our news is being hyped up like crazy, and Twitter has been targeting us!"

"Targeting? Not really." Rooney had dealt with Hawke many times and had seen the news Twitter released time and again. She had some guesses about Twitter's operational strategy to attract users. She said, "Twitter wants popularity. If your news can bring huge traffic, they will hold on to it. But when your other news can bring more traffic, Twitter will also make changes."

Beckham wanted to say something, but was stopped by Victoria with a stern look.

The latter said: "You have access to Twitter's management?"

"To do public relations in Los Angeles, the first thing you need is a wide network of contacts." Rooney suddenly realized that knowing Hawke Osment could greatly enhance her status.

She was distracted for a moment, then quickly said, "I know Twitter's founder and CEO Hawke Osment and its operations director Carolyn Jones, and have worked with them many times."

Victoria made her decision: "Let's do as you say."

Perrine had something to say, but before he could open his mouth, Victoria said to Beckham: "You handle them."

Since Beckham refuses to divorce, he can only make concessions since he is in the wrong.

Rooney thought about it and called Caroline.

The latter then informed Hawke.

An hour and a half later, Rooney hurried to Ocean Park Avenue and entered Twitter's reception room.

The two sides have an old relationship, and Hawke met her in person.

Rooney said it as quickly as she could.

What Hawke wants is news popularity and network traffic that can be converted into Twitter users. Of course, he will not refuse such news that comes to his doorstep.

He said directly: "I have a few points to say in advance. Regardless of whether Victoria is pregnant or not, you must provide the most authentic evidence, especially medical test reports. Twitter never reports fake news."

Rooney said: "That's no problem. I have already contacted the clinic. Victoria and Beckham will start a new pregnancy plan today. According to professional doctors, Victoria has an easy fertility physique."

Hawke is experienced in this area and said: "When you go for a medical examination, be secretive and avoid the media's attention. Then you can find someone to take a secret photo and send the content to Twitter. This way it will be easier to gain the trust of the public."

Rooney had never thought about this, but her eyes lit up when she heard it: "The public doesn't believe what I publish, but believes what I secretly photographed?"

She thought of something: "Isn't Steve Nutter taking secret photos?"

Hawke didn't respond at all, saying: "Wait until the Twitter is exposed, and then let the Beckhams hold a press conference."

Rooney responded: "Okay."

Hawke continued: "Photos of Victoria's newborn baby, to be announced on Twitter."

Rooney agreed: "No problem."

Hawke said, "Communicate with your client as soon as possible so we can formally sign the agreement."

Rooney left in a hurry.

The next morning, Sports Illustrated published a new scandal about Beckham.

Sarah Mabeck, a model from Australia, claimed that she had an underground relationship with Beckham for three years, and also showed evidence such as the plane tickets and game tickets purchased for her by the latter.

More of Beckham's lovers appeared on the Internet, even men and transsexuals jumped out and claimed through Twitter that they had one-night stands with Beckham.

The Internet, especially Twitter, has given ordinary people a platform to speak freely.

Under pressure from public opinion, Beckham, who was originally hesitant, finally compromised with Victoria and signed a secret agreement with Twitter.

That afternoon, the two dodged paparazzi and reporters and came to a clinic in Beverly Hills. By using their money skills, they easily obtained a pregnancy test report.

The report was quickly secretly photographed and sent out.

In the evening, secretly filmed videos and photos appeared on Twitter news.

"Victoria Beckham is suspected to be pregnant!"

This is tantamount to pouring fuel on the already raging public opinion, which not only makes the flames burn more vigorously but also diverts the attention of public opinion.

Pregnant women are generally treated preferentially.

All the accusations and abuse fell on Beckham.

As the new day arrived, the Beckhams held a press conference at the Beverly Hills Hilton Hotel to officially announce that Victoria was pregnant again.

Facing the media cameras, Beckham admitted the fact of cheating, took all the blame, and publicly apologized to Victoria.

Victoria accepted his apology.

The couple reconciled. (End of this chapter)