[Comprehensive] The victory of the second dealer

As a result of taking dozens of photos of Spider-Man, Lydia failed to arrive at the newspaper within the time specified by the deputy editor.

The working hours of editors are different from that of reporters. They usually go to work in the afternoon. The deputy editor is a typical workaholic and always likes to come to the newspaper office early to review manuscripts. Manuscript sent.

When Lydia knocked on the door and went in, she didn't even lift her head, and said coldly, "Come in."

After Lydia sat at her desk, she took off her glasses and looked over: "One hour and 48 minutes, I hope you have a proper explanation."

"Of course." Lydia smiled, and showed her deputy editor the photo of Spider-Man going through the explosion captured in the camera. She looked at the slightly relaxed facial muscles of her deputy editor and knew that she had this time. She won't be scolded anymore, she said briskly, "I got tomorrow's news."

After flipping through a few photos, the deputy editor finally nodded and even showed a faint smile: "Not bad."

She took out an envelope from the drawer and handed it over: "Tomorrow night at seven o'clock, on the cruise ship at Pier A, it is written in this invitation."

The deputy editor paused, and added a word of encouragement: "This is your first face-to-face interview, do it well, don't be nervous."

I'm not nervous at all, and I don't want to go at all, alas.

While thinking so depressingly, Lydia showed a confident smile on her face: "I will definitely do well."

She glanced at the envelope, there was stark written on it in flying phoenixes, but there was nothing else, which was very in line with Stark's domineering president's style of painting.

Speaking of this, I will introduce some newspapers where Lydia works. New York News is a relatively old-fashioned newspaper, and many people buy it habitually. However, because of its serious and old-fashioned style, its sales have declined in recent years. It is also the reason why it chose to develop the most hotly discussed superhero section.

However, the upper echelon of the newspaper still couldn't let go of their arrogance, and just wanted to use this page to test the waters, so they handed over this page to the deputy editor and the newcomer Lydia.

The invitation letter sent by Stark Industries this time did not name the name, but the deputy editor chose Lydia between the financial version and the super English version.

After all, there are many financial celebrities, but very few Chaoying are willing to be interviewed.

Lydia spent more than two hours writing the news before going back to prepare for the next day's party.

The time and place of the charity party are marked on the invitation. The invitation in Lydia's hand is specially distributed to various newspaper offices. It also clearly states that a press card is required to enter the door, and mobile phones, cameras, recording pens and other equipment are not allowed to enter the venue. , but you can bring paper and pen.

Journalists are not allowed to bring their companions to participate, only one person can come.

What kind of reporters are not allowed to bring cameras? It really deserves to be a Stark who does his own way. There are too many shits.

But even with so many demands, many journalists participated happily.

The opening of the party was question time. Reporters from various newspapers enthusiastically stood under the rostrum and kept asking questions.

Lydia was squeezed to the periphery of the crowd by this group of enthusiastic reporters, and she almost rolled her eyes when she heard them asking boring financial questions to her, but she still absent-mindedly wrote down Tony's answer.

This is considered a formal occasion. Lydia deliberately wore an ordinary red evening dress, and her attire was not outstanding, but most of the entrepreneurs standing in the outer circle were not young, while the younger ones were crowded in the inner circle Asking questions enthusiastically, Lydia, who was standing between the two circles of people, became conspicuous just like that.

However, she herself still felt that she was mixed in with the crowd, and she listened to the previous question and answer without saying a word, and occasionally took notes to write down a few key words.

Of course those people standing beside her would not pay attention to her, but just like a teacher watching students from the podium when he was a student, Tony standing on the podium could clearly see the movement below, and immediately noticed her .

Lydia hadn't eaten before she came here. Now that she had written a piece of paper, she felt that she could retire. She looked around, stepped back carefully, and shrank into another crowd. .

However, just as she turned around to get the cake, Tony on the stage suddenly called her name: "The lady in the red dress."

This group of reporters originally asked questions by name. Seeing that Tony called another person, everyone followed his fingers and looked back.

Lydia just picked up a small cake and turned around, meeting their eyes.

Lydia, who was named, was stunned for a moment, but she was the one who asked for autographs from various superheroes, so she didn't feel embarrassed at the moment. She stood up straight and glanced at everyone, calmly put down the plate in her hand, Picked up the pen and paper again.

She made a serious note of this wayward rich man in her heart, but quickly went through the question to be asked in her mind, with a professional smile on her face: "My honor... May I ask Mr. Stark, What do you think of the Avengers?"

In fact, this is completely off topic. Before, everyone tried their best to focus on the topic at this evening party. No matter how bad they were, they were asking questions about Stark Industries. No one had asked such an off topic question yet.

But everyone is very curious about superheroes, so they all looked at Tony curiously.

Lydia blinked, and continued to ask—she herself is a reporter from the Super British version, and this kind of question is normal for her: "You have saved the world many times, but many people say that they are because of you. What do you think of this statement?"

After the Manhattan incident came out, there were many similar voices, and everyone would talk about it when reporting, but when interviewing Tony, no one asked this question. After all, no one knows what this wayward rich man will do .

Tony twitched the corners of his mouth slightly in surprise, and looked at Lydia: "It's nonsense, what do you think?"

"I totally agree." Lydia said casually, and she shrugged, "You shouldn't attribute those crimes to you who saved people."

Tony smiled, didn't say anything else, and ordered other people to ask questions, but from Lydia's side, the reporters behind all started to ask questions about the Avengers, this No one cares about the party.

Who knew that Tony's patience would come to an end, he directly called his partner Pepper, who is also the current CEO of Stark Industries, and got off the stage by himself.

The enthusiasm of all the reporters was poked a hole at once, but everyone still dedicatedly asked some standard questions around this charity gala.

Lydia really didn't want to ask any more questions now, she simply stayed away from the crowd, took her plate, walked to the table near the window, and took a glass of champagne from the waiter's tray.

"I thought you looked familiar just now." Lydia just took the first bite of the cake when Tony's voice sounded behind her, "Have I seen you somewhere?"

She swallowed the cake in her mouth, turned around and replied lightly: "Didn't anyone tell you that this way of approaching people is outdated, Mr. Stark?"

It's easy to say, but Lydia's heart is still a little empty. After all, she only met face to face yesterday afternoon. She didn't use disguise skills, and she didn't look like a passerby. It's not surprising that this person would recognize her.

So she unconsciously blinked at Tony twice.