CEO's Reborn Wife-Chapter 1937 - 1945: Ignore Him

This is definitely the most rogue attitude paparazzi James Carter has encountered since entering the industry.

He’s just like a local thug, slick-talking and greasy.

"Yesterday I followed you, but, hehe..." The man spat on the ground, "I originally wanted to do big business with you, but you were so insensible that you sent me to the Public Security Bureau. Now I have no business with you. This place is practically my second home. Since I’m here, staying another 24 hours is fine."

Only then did the man shift his gaze from Jane Sampson’s face and look at the police officer, saying, "They provide meals here, and the food is pretty good. I really missed it those few days I went back to my hometown."

Listening to this paparazzi, Jane Sampson felt like there was something underlying his words, but she couldn’t quite grasp what he meant.

Was it because he was upset over Harry Little Money ruining two cards and getting punched by James Carter’s assistant, that he’s purposely confronting her? Or what?

"What business do you want to do with me? You can do it now too," Jane Sampson said.

"Miss Sampson, are you kidding me? Here, you want to do business with me?" The paparazzi shook his shoulders and laughed aloud as if he’d heard the world’s biggest joke.

"Ignore him, that kind of person, clearly a mangy dog, might be deceiving you," the guard officer next to her reminded Jane Sampson.

Jane Sampson didn’t say anything, continuing to stare at the paparazzi for a few seconds. Seeing he remained silent, she softly replied, "Hmm."

A strange feeling arose in her heart.

After finishing things at the police station, Jane Sampson and James Carter headed back to the film crew together.

In the car, Jane Sampson’s eyebrows didn’t relax.

"Brother Doe, I always feel like that paparazzi just now was hinting at something," Jane Sampson turned her head and told James Carter, "Just now when you asked if he was hired, his sarcastic expression always makes me feel like his answer, although ambiguous, wasn’t quite a denial."

Jane Sampson recalled the expression and tone of the paparazzi when he said those words, and then the smile at the corner of his lips.

"His talk of doing business likely means being hired," Coco Edwards chimed in, "So, it’s really possible he’s waiting here hired by someone."

"It’s a pity this person is so slick, whatever you ask, he might not say," Harry Little Money gritted his teeth, "This person is an old customer at the police station, going there is just as familiar as returning to his hometown. Such petty crimes sent to the Public Security Bureau only result in minor punishment, not scratching deep, and soon he can be out again enjoying himself."

This is the truth, so saying it out loud made everyone in the car frustrated.

While there’s still time before returning to the film crew, Jane Sampson told Brooke Black about catching the paparazzi this morning.

After Brooke Black stopped, she replied, "Good that you caught the person following you, you can rest easy now. But since I’ve arranged bodyguards already, let them work by your side, so your family can also be at ease."

"Alright." Through such an incident, Jane Sampson no longer rejected Brooke Black’s thoughtful arrangement.

The people Brooke Black arranged to be by her side certainly aren’t ordinary individuals.

If she encounters another paparazzi like this in the future, the bodyguards’ investigative capacity and vigilance will surely be higher than hers.