The Wolf of Los Angeles.

Chapter 61 Wolf and Sheep

Sherman Oaks, Mid-Levels Luxury Home.

Caroline Jones finished her phone call in the hallway, pushed open the door to the study and said to Sarah Parker and Bro Derick, "We were just talking about him and he called me."

Bro was surprised: "Do you know him?"

Sarah Parker reminded, "The last time Donny and I were secretly photographed, Caroline had dealt with him once."

"More than that, he has collaborated with Dwayne Johnson on image management." Caroline certainly wouldn't say how they collaborated specifically: "I also served as Johnson's publicist and met with him several times."

Bro thought for a moment and said, "That's perfect. Go talk to him, get all the copies back, sign a confidentiality agreement, and make him understand that he shouldn't talk nonsense, or the consequences will be serious."

Sarah knew the key to success: "Money is not an issue."

Bro nodded slightly and stopped the news. He owed a lot of favors to others.

But he is still a Jew, and it is better not to spend too much money: "Give as little money as possible, and it is best not to give any money."

After learning about the client's needs, Caroline immediately drove to West Hollywood and made a phone call on the way to get the specific address and room number.

The car stopped in front of a swimming pool.

In a car near the door, Edward saw Caroline get out alone, looked around, and called Hawke: "Boss, only Miss Mee is here."

On the other side, Hawke warned: "Keep observing the surroundings. If there is anything wrong, call me immediately."

Edward replied, "Yes."

Caroline entered the swimming pool, changed into her swimsuit in the VIP room, found the corresponding room, entered the room code, opened it and walked in.

The private room consists of three parts: a changing room, a rest room and a small swimming pool.

Inside the swimming pool, a strong figure was swimming towards her.

Caroline was always sharp-tongued: "You learned to swim in the countryside of Wyoming? Your posture is so ugly, like a bald wolf."

Hawke swam to the edge of the pool and said, "A skinny ewe like you would be thrown out to feed the coyotes in Wyoming."

Caroline, however, held her head high and pulled in her stomach, showing off her curves: "I am thin and I am proud."

The swimsuit she wore, all made of nothing more than a pair of socks.

Hawke took a quick glance and thought it should be a B+, so he said, "Get in the water."

Caroline put up her long hair and went down the escalator into the water: "Why do we have to talk here?"

Hawke came over: "Do you believe me?"

Caroline didn't hesitate at all: "I don't believe it. In our line of work, would we trust our opponents? Are you kidding me?"

Hawke said, "Same, I don't believe you either."

He came up to Caroline and touched her hair.

Caroline was not polite at all and pinched Hawke with her backhand.

But Hawke had short hair and couldn't hide anything.

Hawke added: "To show our sincerity, let's swim underwater."

Caroline shrugged and dived into the water first.

Hawke followed.

The two swam for a while, came to the escalator together, and sat in the shallow water.

Caroline said, "You are such a troublemaker. Why do you always target my clients?"

"The informant called me." Hawke said it as if it was true: "An actor from the Sex and the City crew called me and told me the location. I can't tell you who it was. He was complaining a lot and said that they didn't call him when they were having sex together. He must be seriously mentally unbalanced."

He pointed at Caroline's swimsuit and said, "Look, your swimsuit is from Chanel, and mine is just a common item. You are rich, and I am a poor fellow. If you were me, would you let go of such valuable news?"

Caroline didn't talk about that: "You should know that the news can't be sent out. Not to mention Channel 11, no TV station or media will publish it."

Hawke thought of the fat man Harvey in his previous life and knew that what she said was true. He said, "Channel 11 notified me."

Caroline obviously understood the situation: "You took the money from Channel 11, and then gave the video to other media, which is a breach of contract. Give me all the videos, sign a confidentiality agreement, and the matter will end." She was not at all dishonest as usual: "Everyone likes money, but future is more important. They are very powerful in this circle. If you mess with them, you won't be able to make it in this industry."

It is impossible to take something away without any words. Hawke likes to get something for nothing, but he doesn't like to be tricked.

He said slowly, "Channel 11 signed a broadcasting agreement with me. Midnight Entertainment has breached the contract. I can authorize it again."

Caroline sneered: "You are more short-sighted than I thought. Do you understand the difference between eating once and being able to eat every day?"

Hawke said to himself, "If the media can't publish it, what about the Internet? If the Internet can't publish it, I can still sell it to Shenggu. I remember that the major shareholder of the largest companies in Shenggu is General Electric. Bro has power in Hollywood. Can he still influence General Electric?"

Caroline is a traditional public relations person and has never considered the Holy Valley.

Hawke asked her, "How much do you think Shenggu will pay for the copyright?"

Caroline stared at him, her brain reacting quickly: "You won't sell it to the Holy Valley because you asked me to meet."

Hawke borrowed Edward's words: "I am a poor ghost, the kind that is crazy about poverty. Poor ghosts are never afraid of other ghosts."

He said: "There's no need to say those words of pulling and warning. I'll give you the video and you can sign the confidentiality agreement."

Caroline didn't believe it would be so easy.

Hawke was well prepared, trying to avoid risks as much as possible, and also preparing for the future: "Ms. Sarah Parker invested $50 and signed a cooperation agreement with West Coast Studios, which prepared a plan to help her further clarify her career development plan."

Caroline scooped up some water and sprinkled it on Hawke: "You are so careful."

Hawke said: "You sold me out, isn't that a normal operation?"

Caroline's primary goal was to settle the matter. Seeing that it couldn't be done without spending money, she simply said, "$50 is too much. This amount of money can hire a bunch of homeless people to attack your studio. I can convince the client with $25."

Hawke patted the water lightly, thinking about the next step: "I need to think carefully about what to do with a $25 career development plan."

Caroline just kept staring at him.

Hawke didn't notice it at first, but soon discovered it: "What are you doing?"

Caroline splashed water on Hawke's face: "Don't you know the rules?"

Hawke stretched his legs down, half lying down, and said, "I understand. Come on, I won't resist."

Caroline worked in public relations, so she was extremely shameless: "Sheep and wolves are reproductively isolated, so their sizes don't match." Seeing the jerk next to her pretending to be confused, she said directly: "I helped you get a business, shouldn't you give me a commission?"

Hawke said, "You must have left some profit margin for yourself."

Caroline didn't respond. She stood up and walked to the beach, twisting her perky little butt toward the place where the towels were hung. "I want to watch the video."

Hawke also went up, took the towel thrown by Caroline, wiped it casually a few times, went to the rest area, opened the laptop, and found the Sanpimen video.

Caroline watched, saying nothing.

Conventional media exposure methods are not working well at the moment. Hawke is thinking about changing the track: "Sarah has taken good care of herself. She doesn't look like a person in her 35s or 36s. Her skin is no worse than yours."

How could a woman admit defeat in this regard? Caroline touched her smooth and tender face and said, "Because Beverly's medical beauty technology is powerful enough."

Hawke asked, "Botox?"

Caroline didn't answer and said, "I will facilitate the deal, but Sarah won't show up in person. She will only entrust me to sign the contract with you."

Hawke got the answer he wanted and stopped asking questions. "I won't show up in person either. I'll let Edward represent the studio and work with the lawyers to sign the relevant agreement with you."

The two sides reached an agreement and Caroline said goodbye.

Hawke called Edward and left the swimming pool.

Just half a day later, Caroline contacted Hawke again, and Sarah and the Bros agreed.

Sarah commissioned Caroline and a lawyer to sign a contract with West Coast Media Entertainment Studios, paying them $25 to develop a career development plan.

At the same time, the two parties also signed a relevant confidentiality agreement.

Hawke started to work on a plan. Only if it was completed first would the other party have a chance to see it.

(End of this chapter)