Rising from the Ashes (Andrew) novel Chapter 793

No one paid any attention to Michael and his twisted comments. Everyone was waiting for Andrew and Lauren's next instructions.

Andrew said, "Lauren, I don't think we should go head-to-head with the Wellers over the warehouse fire."

Lauren nodded. "I was thinking the same. Right now, the public is on their side, and the internet is flooded with support for them. If we try to argue our case directly, people will just see Rhodes Corporation as the villain."

Andrew smirked. "Which is why we should shift the focus."

Lauren thought for a moment before her eyes lit up. "You mean we create a new media storm—one big enough to replace the warehouse fire scandal and divert public attention?"

Andrew gave her an approving look. "That's my girl—always quick on the uptake."

Excited, Lauren's mind raced, quickly coming up with possible solutions. "Dr. Lloyd, I swear, you're a lifesaver. The moment you pointed it out, everything just clicked. If we create a bigger national talking point, the public's focus will shift, and our crisis will fade into the background."

She clenched her fist with renewed determination, looking at Andrew with gratitude. Not only was he clearing obstacles for her in the real world, but he was also opening up new ways of thinking for her.

A man like him was an absolute gem—Christina had really let a priceless treasure slip through her fingers.

Lauren's assistant, Eunice, hesitantly raised her hand. "But, Miss, whatever we come up with needs to be big enough, shocking enough to completely overshadow the warehouse fire. Where are we supposed to find something like that on such short notice?"

Lauren's excitement was momentarily dampened as she frowned, deep in thought.

Andrew chuckled. "If there's no immediate scandal to use, then we just wait. People are already tearing us apart online—what's a little more noise on top of that?"

Lauren laughed. "Dr. Lloyd is right. There's really no point in worrying about this. Alright, everyone—get to work. Focus on handling your current tasks first."