The Amazing son in law Chapter 6899

At this moment, Charlie Wade and Claire found themselves at the entrance of Shangri-La.

Claire’s media friend was a reporter from a local newspaper in Aurous Hill, and interestingly, she was also a classmate from middle school. Although the newspaper had the capacity to send four staff members to the press conference, it was struggling financially and could not afford extra reporters. As a result, the newspaper decided to allocate the extra spot to Claire.

When Charlie Wade arrived, he noticed Claire’s classmate, who was a reporter, standing beside her. With a friendly smile, she turned to Claire and asked, “Claire, is this your husband?”

Claire nodded and introduced them: “Ningning, I’d like you to meet my husband, Charlie Wade.”

Then, addressing Charlie Wade, she continued, “Husband, this is Yohana, my high school classmate who now works as the chief reporter for Aurous Hill Morning News.”

Yohana waved her hands dismissively and joked, “Oh, don’t flatter me, Claire! Chief reporter? Our newspaper only has two full-time reporters, and we’re both ‘chiefs’—there’s no other position available. At this rate, we might close down soon, and they won’t even need a chief reporter!”

Claire was taken aback and asked, “Is the performance of your Morning News that bad?”

“It’s worse than bad,” Yohana replied. “Not many people read newspapers these days, and our circulation in Aurous Hill is quite low. As readership declines, our situation only worsens. Larger newspapers can partner with government agencies, railways, civil aviation, and long-distance transport services, which guarantees fixed purchases and circulation. This, in turn, leads to advertising income. We don’t have those options—no one wants to buy ads from us, and our income is nearly non-existent. If things keep going like this, we’ll likely stop publication within a year.”

Claire tried to encourage her, saying, “It’s alright. Traditional print media is experiencing a downturn. You could consider transitioning to new media. I’ve seen many journalists and hosts from traditional media set up their own accounts on short video platforms. Once they gain a following, their income can be quite substantial.”

Yohana smiled and explained, “We would love to do that, but I’m still employed and can’t start a self-media account. Our company has rules stating that any self-media accounts created during employment belong to the company. Let’s revisit this topic after I leave.”