Lost Common Sense Media Novels & Stories

In the hospital, Jeniva manor received the breaking news from the Starlight entertainment industry that she had henceforth being blacklisted from the industry and the entertainment industry entirely. All her resources were withdrawn and her manager had been transferred to another artist. In addition to that, she would be receiving a letter from their lawyer on how she'd be going to compensate the company for dragging its reputation in the mire. Jeniva sobbed. She felt broken. Her hard work had gone down the drain. She is not only thrown out of the starlight entertainment industry, but all the other entertainment industries as well. There isn't any need for her to even think of Alex Foster no

"Laura is no longer your mother. I am your mother now, remember?" Ian was clearly afraid of Wendy and immediately flattered her, saying, "Right, right." "Honey, you still need to find a way to reconcile with Laura. The company's cash flow has been cut off for a long time now. If we don't get an investment from the Miller family soon, your family will go bankrupt! I have already humbled myself enough, sending my own husband and children to beg his ex-wife. I really... feel so wronged." As Wendy spoke, she started sobbing.

The lobby of Lil Dee’s studio was in dead silence. Everyone heard of what happened to the media companies’ accounts. “No!” The journalist who worked for Peach Media cried excruciatingly. He was responsible for the account and he worked hard for many years for the page to reach ten million followers. The page had just started to be profitable in the past two years and now it disappeared without a trace. The account was probably the only valuable asset of Peach Media. The journalist clutched his phone tightly and shouted, “No! You can’t do that! I signed a contract with Mega Dance, you can’t just ban me…”

Divorce Cancelled Three weeks of hard work passed. The Fellogan media companies have undergone a wonderful reformation that is enthusiastically received by the public. The quality of both the hard copy and the website has increased enormously. The news is clearly sorted and attractively presented. New tabs are also been added for which specialized journalists had to be recruited.

“Then who?” “You,” Selene said. “You are the forgotten blood. You’re not just rogue royalty. You’re something older. Something the Council buried.” Emily felt the weight of centuries press into her chest. Her whole life, she had thought she was a survivor. But now, she realized she was a legacy. --- They covered the ledger with earth and ash and buried it in a dry hole under the fire pit. If Lucien caught them now, it wouldn’t matter what they carried, only what they knew. And what Emily now knew changed everything.

After I left the company, I gave myself a short break. John would update the company’s latest happenings to me every day. Grand Media was a huge mess. They could not find a good location, and their core team members were losing their confidence in the company. One by one, they started to resign. Diana was overwhelmed by worry. She seemed to have aged decades in just a few days. Camden had been grounded at home. I felt nothing when I heard the news. I even found it boring.

No reply. She staggered toward the ruins, her boots crunching over charred roots and shards of stone. The altar — or what remained of it — smoked faintly. A single crack ran through its center, pulsing with dim light before fading altogether. The moon above had dulled to a pale, uncertain gray. She stopped at the edge of the shattered platform. “Kaelen,” she called again, softer now. “Please.” Still nothing. Her hand went to her chest. The bond that had tied their energies together — that subtle rhythm she’d always felt humming beneath her ribs — was gone. Not severed, not broken. Just… muted. Like a heartbeat from very far away.

Instead, he cremated them and scattered their ashes into the sea. After receiving the pig kidney transplant, Vivian's body began to reject it violently. She was forced to take large amounts of anti-rejection drugs every day. At the same time, Joel released all evidence of her plagiarism online, clearing my name completely. Her once-loyal fans, upon learning the truth, turned on her in fury. They harassed her relentlessly, threatening and attacking her daily until she no longer dared to leave her home. In the end, she ran out of medication and could not reach a hospital in time. Vivian died alone in her home, her body not discovered until it had already begun to rot.

___________________ Cross Global Holdings ___________________ I take a deep breath and relax my shoulders. “Okay. You can do this.” This is the opportunity of a lifetime. Cross Media is the biggest media company in the United States and one of the largest in the world. More than two thousand people work in the New York office alone. My love for journalism started when I was in eighth grade. One day, while walking home from school, I saw a car accident. Since I was the only person who witnessed it, I had to give a statement to the police.

Delia gasped at what she had heard. Mrs. Delgado’s death was something that tragic? “Was the rumor ever cleared?” she asked. “The Delgados had the media company shut down. That stopped the rumors.” “They could shut down a whole company just like that?” Delia asked in amazement. “Which company was it?” “I believe it was called Lake Media Company.” Before they could continue their conversation, Axel appeared at the kitchen, then just as fast as he entered, he disappeared.