141 Chapter 141 - Reluctance

Laila glanced at the auditorium first, then turned her gaze to Cooper: "Mr. Cooper, I think you are right."

"Hey?"

One sentence stunned a bunch of people.

Wrong! There must be something wrong, or how could you hear such words from Laila's mouth?

Not only the people at the scene were stunned, but the people sitting in front of the TV were also stunned. Even Mr. Moran, who watched the live broadcast, and Janet, who had to keep aside many things, couldn't believe her ears.

Others will not say, these people in Moran's family know her best. Laila hates Cooper and makes use of it. This is true, and where does her statement come from.

The most shocking of all people is probably Cooper himself. What is the purpose of her saying this? He never believed that this little girl would be so innocent that she really thought he was kind to her.

Until this time, he finally had a sense of crisis and finally felt that something was wrong. It's just that he can't stop her from speaking out at this time, so he can only stare at her with a defensive look.

In contrast, Laila did not appear to be facing an enemy but said with a reluctant expression of "have to": "You said that we young people couldn't listen to the elders. I have to admit that it is true. For me, it makes me very happy and very happy to see Cooper lose the agreement because of a bet with me and fulfill it."

Her words caused countless people to be stunned, completely wondering what she was going to say. Since you are so happy and want to witness, why interrupted them just now? If not interrupted by her, I believe Cooper has already kissed the ass of the donkey, right?

The audience was so curious that they wanted to come on stage and urge her to finish her words in one breath.

They just listened to Laila's voice "unwilling": "A reporter at the door of the company asked me some questions about the gambling agreement a few days ago. I admit that I hope to see Mr. Cooper fulfill the gambling agreement. That night, my grandfather called me and reprimanded me. He said that I did not do it right. It doesn't matter whether the final result of the bet is won or lost. You can't handle things in a way that tramples on the dignity of others."

"I was very dissatisfied and asked Grandpa if Mr. Cooper wins, will he not let me fulfill the gambling contract like Grandpa requested? I believe it is impossible. After all, the relationship between us, everyone knows about it, and I'm not a person who can be bullied to the point where I can swallow my anger."

"You!" Cooper almost died of anger. What is this nonsense! Initially, he planned to forgive her pretendingly if he wins, okay? Let the heir of the Moran family go to kiss the ass of the donkey. His mind has no water!

But when Laila said that, everyone would think that he did exactly what she said, and if he won, she would be required to fulfill the bet. However, this matter has not been proven yet. Even if he stands up now and says that he will stop her from kissing the donkey ass, no one will believe it.

Laila ignored him, sighed, and continued: "Grandpa said, what other people do is other people's business. We only need to make sure that we have a clear conscience in what we do. There is an old saying in the East that you have to be forgiving, 'if you spit on the sky, the saliva will fall on my face.' I have to admit that my grandpa is a very talkative person, and his words also touched me. So Mr. Cooper, this bet between us this time is over."

"What? How about that!" Cooper was dumbfounded.

How could the solution he came up with so hard come to an end like this? If he heard her say this before, he would definitely open champagne to celebrate. But this is not the situation at all now. He has brought the donkey and is ready to lose face and collude with the Fox people to help him achieve the final goal.

You must know that there are at least tens of millions of viewers sitting in front of the TV station. Counting rebroadcasts, as well as online communication. There may be hundreds of millions of people who can see this scene. He was "Forgiven" by a teenage girl!

He, an old man, was forgiven by a little girl! This kind of thing is even more ugly than the original ass of a donkey!

He knew what good reputation Laila will get from today. Even her grandfather will get a good reputation. The only unlucky person is him, a loser, a clown, an out-and-out joke!

Cooper was going crazy, his eyes flushed with extreme anger, and he wished he could rush over and pinch that girl's neck to let her know what is terrible he is. It's not that a little girl like her can be free to tease an adult!

Laila looked at him, the corners of her mouth curled invisibly.

He wanted to use this incident to get good impressions from the audience, and he thought it too well. It cannot be denied that if Roy hadn't seen him, he might have succeeded, but she was the one who won the final victory now!

It is also a good impression. She uses a reluctant attitude to express her inner unwillingness to the audience and expresses her "respect" to her grandpa. After listening to my grandfather's advice, she reluctantly agreed not to ask him to fulfill the gambling contract so that her actions would not be too abrupt, and by the way, she helped her grandfather have a good impression.

Americans never like a person who is too perfect. They don't think it is like a natural person. Watching Batman, watching Superman, and watching Spiderman, all those superheroes have their shortcomings. It can be said that a flawed idol is the idol closest to them and the idol they will like.

Laila deliberately puts on a reluctant appearance to show the audience that she does not like being bullied by others and will generously forgive. She was still a "child," and she also had her own temper. The reason for forgiving was to obey the persuasion of her elders.

Didn't Cooper say that young people nowadays can't listen to the elders? Looking at Director Moran, she still did what her elders told her. 

The "true temperament" Laila and the "kind" old man Moran suddenly felt that their figures were closer in the hearts of the audience.

She has always given people an icy feeling, mainly because she rarely appears in the media. The old man has fewer chances to show up, and every appearance means that a significant thing has happened. He is the one who shook the United States when he sneezed. Now, under the deliberate guidance of Laila, he immediately turned from a media crocodile into the image of a kind grandfather.