Because the media in Hong Kong Island is now monopolized by Mo Ran, there wasn't a single reporter at all for such a large event in Sai Kung.

If it were before, the flashbulbs would have been so bright the two of them couldn't open their eyes, and the microphones of the reporters would have been thrust in front of them!

"Mo Ran's monopoly on Hong Kong's media isn't without its advantages; at least as long as he's kept on his good side,"

"We don't have to worry about any scandals about us being reported in the future,"

Upon hearing this, Nerlaus smiled and nodded, while simultaneously slapping Thomas, who had been released by Mo Ran the previous night.

"Remember, kneel down and apologize to Mr. Mo later!"

Thomas has been in Macau these past few days filming more than just "My Aunt, I'm My Uncle."

To please Mo Ran, Broken Tooth Koi not only allowed him four or five hours of sleep each day, but also...

The rest of the time he was being fed medication and filming different movies with his aunt...!

After several days of intense, exhausting work, the fact that he can still stand here and wait is already quite impressive!

Upon hearing this, Thomas, pale-faced and clearly suffering from excessive indulgence, replied weakly,

"Uncle, there are a lot of people here...!"

When Thomas was still arguing about it, Nerous slapped him on the back of the head and yelled at him.

"There are no reporters here, so if you're shy, that's fine!"

"I…!"

Before Thomas could finish speaking, Mo Ran walked over with the two girls, Xiao Yuzi and Gang Sheng.

"Governor, Mr. Nero, you two have arrived very early!"

After greeting the two, Mo Ran looked at Thomas, whose face was deathly pale and devoid of any color.

He then said with a strange smile,

"Wow, Mr. Thomas!"

"What's wrong with you? You look terrible!"

Upon hearing Mo Ran's teasing, Thomas gave an awkward laugh and then immediately knelt down in front of Mo Ran, saying...

"Mr. Mo, I was blinded by greed before and went against you. Please, in your great magnanimity, give me a chance to reform..."