Chapter 1851: My Son's Tutor

Chapter 1851: My Son’s Tutor

The fans were a terrifying existence that kept digging deeper and deeper. In the end, they even found out that there was once a piece of big news concerning Le Tian and Ding Junqi, which was that there were rumors that Le Tian was Ding Yuejia’s mother.

However, Ding Junqi denied it then.

Now, the news got dug up again.

When Ding Junqi stood on the stage, he was asked this question directly.

The director and the other actors were all there. His manager paused for a moment, wanting to dismiss the question.

However, Ding Junqi answered, “I think it’s very normal. She’s my son’s tutor, and my son likes her a lot. Everyone knows that in our line of work, there’s no difference between being a thief and waking up early while sleeping late at night. I’m very grateful that she treats my son very well, and I’m also very grateful that she has never treated me as the Best Actor.” As Ding Junqi said this, he looked at the reporters below the stage. “She’s not from the industry, so please be magnanimous and don’t disturb her too much. After all, it’s not easy to find a tutor for my son.” The last sentence sounded like a joke. Everyone burst out laughing when they heard that.

However, everyone also understood what Ding Junqi meant. That woman was only his son’s tutor and not an idol-chaser. Perhaps it was because of this that she could continue to be Ding Yuejia’s tutor.

“So, Miss Le is coming here?” a reporter asked.

Ding Junqi nodded. “Just as I said on Weibo, I’ve been basking in Little Ruthless King’s limelight. My manager also has to be responsible for other artists, so it’s impossible for him to always follow an outdated old man like me, right? So, before a new assistant is found, Miss Le will come to help me take care of Yuejia.”

“Yes.” Yu Dong quickly added, “Although I can’t leave our Best Actor behind, those newbies need me more, so I’ll leave temporarily. I’m very grateful that Miss Le is able to help us in times of need.” As Yu Dong spoke, he turned around and pointed at the poster. “Why don’t all of you pay more attention to our Junqi’s movie that’s currently screening—Under Mount Kunlun?”

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Halfway through the promotion, Yu Dong got off the stage first. The main lead, the director, and the others continued to answer the reporters’ questions on stage.

One of the promotion staff could not understand and asked softly, “Brother Dong, why didn’t you use such a good promotional material?”

“What do you know? I’m telling you, you can write about him and anyone, but don’t touch this woman. Be careful not to touch his bottom line.”

“Why? She’s not the mother of his child, no?” The staff still did not understand.

Yu Dong knocked on the staff’s head. What was all this talk about her not the mother of his child? It was exactly because she was the mother of his child that they must not touch her.

“Tell the people below that no one is allowed to use the words ‘Le Tian’ in the future, or else even I won’t be able to protect you,” Yu Dong warned as he received a call from Le Tian. He knew that Le Tian had already arrived, and the person who picked her up had also gone over.

The movie promotion lasted for more than two hours. Weibo was still wild with the shocking news, but the reporters were mostly asking about the television series. Overall, it was not bad.

After they were done, Ding Junqi and the others wanted to take a group photo before turning around to leave the stage.

“So, were you protecting the woman just now?” The female lead, Lin Xuan, asked with a smile as she left with Ding Junqi.

When they arrived at the waiting room at the back, Ding Yuejia ran over and hugged Ding Junqi’s legs. His big eyes were shining brightly. He was obviously happy that Le Tian was coming.

There was a movement at the door of the waiting room. Ding Yuejia immediately looked over. When he saw Le Tian entering the room with a bag in her hand, he instantly shouted excitedly, “Ma— Ah— Le Tian, you’re finally here.”

It sounded like he cursed with a northeastern accent, saying, “Oh, f*ck![1]”

[1] This is a pun that gets lost in translation. ‘Ma ya’ in Mandarin is a mild curse word that can be considered the equivalent of a milder version of ‘oh, f*ck.’ Yuejia nearly called Le Tian ‘Mommy’ before realizing his mistake, not realizing that he cursed by accident.