Leila is the boss behind FB, and the people who follow the data in the background see that this information is being watched at a very fast speed, and immediately report the matter to her.

She actually didn't want this news to be known to the outside world, maybe she would win a lot of sympathy after being known by the outside public, but she really didn't like this kind of sympathy. Because it's humiliating.

Being humiliated with such an attitude will only make her feel that she has discredited the family. And if her family knows about it, she is afraid that it will cause more unnecessary turmoil, and she doesn't want to involve her family in her own affairs, especially if it is such a disgraceful thing.

It's a pity that her good tutor doesn't allow her to use foul language, otherwise she really wants to scold Cole with the essence of oriental swearing, and promise that she won't scold her for three days and three nights. Compared with the poor vocabulary of the West, it is definitely a crushed existence.

But since the matter has been exposed, she doesn't plan to press it down, just tell the people below to ignore it. If it is dealt with rashly, whether it is deleted or promoted, it will attract a bunch of speculative crowds, which will add to the fire of the already troublesome things.

She wants to do things, but she doesn't want to do her own things, and one Donnie can squeeze all her experience.

Just as she was about to help Donnie go to court, someone suddenly informed her that the other party had withdrawn the case.

This is not a news she likes, seeing that the release date of the movie is getting closer and closer, and she is still hyping up this incident, why did she suddenly withdraw the lawsuit? If it is withdrawn, how can the "fire" methods she originally arranged be implemented?

When she inquired, she found out that it was Cole who went to withdraw the complaint himself, and he didn't say what the reason was, but from the internal rumors that Leila heard, it seemed that he was in a bad situation at the time, with his nose still covered with adhesive tape, and there was an unnatural bruise on his face, as if he had been beaten.

Beat......

Layla's first reaction was whether Roy had come to the door?

This is not speculation for no reason, the murder of a good friend, and the fact that the guy's temperament did not immediately rush over and beat people made her feel that he had really grown up and matured a lot.

It's just that when she heard that Cole had been beaten, she still couldn't help but guess that he had done it, otherwise how could she have been busy dropping the complaint after being beaten?

Frightened, she immediately called Roy, and asked for a while, making sure that he hadn't come to the door to call before she secretly breathed a sigh of relief. Fortunately, Roy didn't know what she was thinking, otherwise there would definitely be no less grievances. He's a gentleman enough, so don't treat him as impulsive as a young man in his early 20s, okay?

Since it wasn't Roy, Leila was relieved, maybe it was someone else who was provoked, and maybe he was dragged into the alley with a sack and beaten.

In any case, the withdrawal of the lawsuit is certain. But she didn't want it to end like this, firstly, she still wanted to point to this incident for movie promotion, and secondly, she also hoped that this incident could whitewash Downey's image and make him a real hero in the hearts of the public.

The most important point is to say the word "roll". Every time she remembered the situation at that time, her mood was like a bomb had been detonated, and a wave of anger rose in her heart. If she doesn't get the field back for herself, she is afraid that she will be trapped by this knot in the future.

So she soon had a new plan, didn't you withdraw the lawsuit and not sue me? Very good, then I'll sue you now!

It's one thing to fight, and she wants to sue him for bad intentions against minors. She wanted to see if the son of the West family could be as arrogant as before after being accused by her.

What she didn't know was that Cole was actually no longer arrogant, and the reason was that his father, West Sr., had stopped all his cards.

The only way to get the card back is to apologize to Lyra to get her forgiveness, and to eliminate the anger that the Moran family has with the West family because of this incident.

Old West's intentions are right, whoever digs the pit will fill it himself. It's a pity that he underestimated the temper of his bear child. Originally, he wanted to break his card so that he could be forced to apologize to Leila without a penny. This time, Cole was stubborn, preferring no money to apologize to Lyra.

Because he felt that his attitude at that time, even if he came to apologize, he would definitely be scolded doubly. Why did he have to suffer that sin? Other people's faces are faces, but his faces are not faces? For the sake of this face, he doesn't want to send himself to the door and be scolded.

But he was still a little clever, and although he didn't come to apologize, he secretly dropped the case. According to his thoughts, Leila's side should know that he released his goodwill when he saw that the case was withdrawn, so everything would be logical and there would be no need to fight anymore.

I have to say that he has suffered too little to be so naïve to think that he can do this. Even he knew how rude his original attitude was, how could the other party forget everything because of his overtures to withdraw the case?

So Leila's response was to put everything in her hands in the hands of lawyer Walton, and ask him to send Cole to a prison cell to confess.

In Oriental parlance, this is "to govern others the way they want to be treated". How wonderful, isn't it?

After Walton received the case, there was no need to mention that happiness.

A lawyer at his stage no longer cares about making money when taking on cases, but wants fame, reputation and influence. Is there anything more appealing than Downey's case right now? He can imagine how many people will know his name and how many media reports will appear when he takes on the case.

Just when Walton began to prepare the prosecution materials, the news of Cole's withdrawal of the lawsuit was also dug up by the powerful paparazzi. It's not a secret to say it, and if you have a little heart, you can find out through your own channels. The main reason is that Cole feels that it is a shame for him to withdraw the lawsuit, and he did it in a relatively secret way, and he was not seen by many people.

And when this matter was exposed, all kinds of comments once again revolved around the comments on Downey's matter.

Some people think it's good that Downey can carry out his promotion, and the movie can be released as scheduled. I don't know how many Leila fans were worried that the film would be delayed due to the case, and they were all happy to hear the news.

They are die-hard fans of Leila, and they don't care what actors she uses, or whether they are prisoners or beggars, they just want to see her movies, thinking that only she can make what they want to see the most.

There are also some people who say it ugly, they think that the Moran family used their influence to interfere with the administration of justice. Let a wicked man like Donnie escape the law.