Goodbye, Mr. Ex: I've Remarried Mr. Right

The car pulled up to the Potter Mansion. The driver helped Andrew out of the vehicle.

Debra marveled, "You're able to get up?"

As soon as the words left her mouth, she realized her faux pas and tried to correct herself. "I mean..."

"Yes, I can get up," Andrew replied with a hint of dry humor. "It's just that walking is quite laborious."

With a smooth transition, he was eased into a wheelchair. He continued, "Having these legs or not doesn't make much of a difference to me, so no need to feel awkward."

Andrew's perspective was always a bit unconventional. Seeing that the butler was absent, Debra took the initiative to push his wheelchair.

Once they reached the study on the second floor, she took a seat opposite Andrew, her posture reflecting a hint of nervousness.

Andrew began, "Since you're entering the industry, you'll need a professional team. Potter Entertainment will provide you with the best resources. You don't need to achieve monumental success; making a profit is enough." "Your expectations are quite modest."

"I'm rather optimistic by nature."

Debra forced a smile, and Andrew continued, "To make a successful debut, you need visibility. Films have production cycles, so in your spare time, you should participate in some variety shows to build up your popularity." "Such as?"

"Hello, Ex.""

Debra chuckled, "This variety show..."

"It's a new program we developed. I think it suits you perfectly."

"My ex."

"Juan."

"We..."

"We are divorced."

Andrew cut off Debra's attempts to speak with ease. Now she couldn't smile anymore. Not many knew about her divorce agreement with Juan, and she hadn't expected Andrew to be aware of it so quickly.

Andrew said, "The recording of this

variety show will take about one or

two months. It won't take up much

of your time. Your divorce agreement states a six-month period before public announcement. With over half a month already passed, by the time the show airs, your divorce should be public knowledge."

"The viewers aren't naïve. They know the recording times. At that point, we won't be divorced yet."ConTEent bel0ngs to Nôv(e)lD/rama(.)Org .

"Hello, Ex' is the show's name. Do you understand why I'm suggesting you and Juan appear on it?"

The pitfalls of divorced couples

staging a loving façade were well known, and such stunts rarely ended well. If her divorce agreement were exposed, it could stir up public controversy and potentially affect the McKinney Group.

However, if they filmed the show in advance, disclosing their agreement while presenting it as a strategic move to stabilize the market could turn potential backlash into goodwill.

Debra looked at Andrew and once

again marveled at his acumen. He had anticipated the ramifications of a post-divorce impact and provided a solution that not only avoided losses but also maximized benefits.

"Your plan is excellent, but I'm not sure if Juan will agree. He is quite a busy man."

"He will."

"Why are you so sure?"