Just after ten o'clock in the evening, Eric said goodbye to Henry Paulson and left the Upper East Side with Angela Lindelwald.

After the luxury car started, Angela Lindelwald sat quietly beside Eric, savoring the afternoon's experience, still with a faint blush on her face because of excitement.

He glanced at the man beside him, Eric was playing with a business card in his hand, looking thoughtful. Angela Lindelwald couldn't help but remember the details of Henry Paulson's wife at the cocktail party that she took the initiative to invite her to a living room to chat with the women. The girl was very smart and naturally understood that this was the big guys who had something to talk about and wanted to send her away.

Although she inevitably felt curious, she still restrained herself from exploring the content of the business card in Eric's hands.

The business card in Eric's hand comes from Donald Evans, who marked the title on the business card as Chairman and CEO of John Brown Oil and Gas Company in Texas. But Eric knew very well that Donald Evans had another identity and chairman of Bush's campaign committee.

Speaking of which, Eric has actually experienced three US presidential elections since 1988.

However, due to Eric's deliberate avoidance of politics and the firefly system has not yet developed to its current terrifying scale, the previous elections have basically nothing to do with Eric.

But now, on the one hand, the overall scale of the firefly system is becoming increasingly large and more susceptible to the influence of federal macroeconomic policies. The formulation of relevant policies is largely in the hands of each presidential team. On the other hand, the large amount of media resources mastered by the Firefly system is enough to have a significant impact on the trend of the North American election.

Therefore, whether active or passive, the Firefly system is destined to be unable to avoid every presidential election again.

Because Eric has a new capital pride, Hollywood, new technology, California and other labels, he is usually destined to be more inclined to the Democratic Party, because almost all the people around Eric who are related to these labels are this party, and under the general trend, Eric cannot deviate from this group.

However, Eric's own situation is too special.

After all, there has never been a billionaire in North America before, and Eric's huge assets doomed him to be completely inclined to one side. Betting on both sides is almost the norm for the top rich people in North America. Moreover, Eric himself has never publicly expressed his political tendencies, which has led to the tentative contact between the Bush team of Jr. today.

After receiving the hint from Henry Paulson, Eric chose to attend tonight's cocktail party. Although he did not promise anything, he just exchanged business cards with Donald Evans and chatted casually for a few words, this was actually a positive response.

Less than two kilometers from Henry Paulson's mansion on Madison Avenue to Eric's high-rise apartment at the entrance of Sixth Avenue, Eric's car had already entered the building's underground parking lot.

Noting that the girl beside her had become slightly restrained because of his silence, Eric retracted his messy thoughts and asked with a smile: "Are you hungry? Why don't you take me to eat first?"

In order to maintain etiquette, Angela Lindelwald did not eat much at the cocktail party, but hunger tolerance can be regarded as the most basic attribute of a beautiful girl, so she shook her head: "Eric, I'm not hungry."

The bodyguard opened the car door outside. After Eric got out of the car, he ordered someone to send him a supper, so he took the girl into the elevator and walked all the way to the penthouse apartment of the building.

Angela Lindelwald followed Eric in a curious manner, looking at the spacious living room with expensive and exquisiteness everywhere in the simple decoration in front of him, with a faint yearning in his eyes.

After looking at this, he noticed that Eric was standing next to him at the entrance to unbutton his windbreaker. The girl hurried forward to help with a wink. She took the man's windbreaker and hung it up like a little wife, then took off her women's windbreaker and high heels and stepped on the cool floor barefoot.

Eric looked at the girl's somewhat conservative Chanel turtleneck dress and said, "The midnight snack will be delivered in twenty minutes. You can take a shower first."

Angela Lindelwald nodded, but his eyes swept around in confusion.

Eric smiled and said, "Come with me."

He took the girl to a bathroom on the second floor, then went to his bedroom and picked a shirt and handed it in to the girl. Eric came downstairs.

It took about half an hour before Angela Lindelwald finished taking a shower and returned to the living room.

Eric was sitting on the sofa and flipping through a document casually. The girl was wearing only a wide men's shirt, with two straight long legs poked out from the hem of her clothes. She walked to the man lightly on tiptoe and knelt down on the carpet next to the sofa next to Eric, leaning on the armrest of the sofa like a cat, looking at the dining plate on the coffee table, and said, "Eric, I suddenly feel that the scene is familiar."

Eric said with a smile on his lips, "It seems that I have gained another movie fan."

Angela Lindelwald also chuckled and said, "Eric, I heard that "The Pretty Beauty" has a sequel. How did Vivian and Edward happen to you?"

"There is no sequel," Eric shook his head and said, "The prince and the princess have lived happily ever after, and the fairy tales end in this way. Now, go and have something to eat."

Angela Lindelwald stood up obediently, but brought the plate over: "Eric, how many, let's eat together?"

Eric did not refuse, put down the documents in his hand and ate some food with the girl. When the girl packed the empty plate and came back, Eric had turned off most of the lights in the living room, leaving only a light yellow wall light.

After receiving Eric's eyes, Angela Lindelwald smiled shyly, but quickly walked over and took the initiative to step on the man's knee.

Eric picked up the hem of the girl's shirt and took it off like a T-shirt. In front of her, a perfect body with a white pants appeared. The girl was actually very tall, 1.8 meters tall, but her slender body seemed just right, and she was soft and boneless, making people even more love.

Eric savored the girl in his arms carefully, and a slight gasp sounded quickly in the living room.

The winter sun always has a strange pale feeling, but Eric inexplicably likes this decadent feeling. He forgot to pull up the curtains last night, so he woke up in the morning sun, but Eric rarely did not get up immediately, lying on the big bed to feel the light white light pouring around.

The girl beside her was not awakened by the light without any damage, but she was not sleeping well. She lay lazily on the pillow, with her delicate head slanted, her beautiful blonde hair spread out, and her fair arm stuck out of the quilt, clinging to the sheet on the other side, as if she was resisting the devil in her sleep dragging herself into the abyss.

I don't know how long it took, but the girl suddenly knocked her head on the pillow, and then she suddenly opened her beautiful blue eyes.

Noting that Eric was looking at himself with interest, Angela Lindelwald was instantly confused, she quickly smiled at the man and said lazyly, "Eric, it's so early."

"Good morning," Eric smiled, stretched out his hand to push a strand of blonde hair that was blocking the girl's cheek away, and said, "Have you had a nightmare?"

Angela Lindelwald was a little embarrassed and said, "I dreamed that I was fighting with my sister on the farm when I was a child, and I rode too fast and fell down."

"Oh, it seems that someone was not a good girl when he was a child."

Angela Lindelwald showed a somewhat embarrassing expression and clumsyly changed the subject: "Eric, today your new movie is premiered. Can I go and see it?"

"Of course, I'll ask someone to prepare a few tickets for you."

"I mean, today is Saturday, can you watch with me?"

"This," Eric thought for a while, nodded in the girl's expectant gaze, and said, "Okay, I happen to have a rest today."

Angela cheered a little, but suddenly remembered something and said with regret: "However, I heard that the only 3D version will be previewed today. The IMAX theater will only have some screenings next week? Last time I saw the IMAX poster of "Gravity" in the XC area, it was so big."

In order to achieve a gradual publicity effect, the previews for this weekend are indeed only 3D versions. After the reputation of 3D theaters is brewing for a week, Firefly Group will release a more shocking 3D-IMAX previews next week.

Eric looked at the girl with anticipation expression, his fingers slid across the girl's pretty face and said, "I'll have someone arrange an IMAX, let's just watch it."

"Really, wouldn't it be troublesome?"

"Of course not."

Eric shook his head. He actually wanted to see the effect of the IMAX screening room in Manhattan. Although transporting a 500-kilogram copy of the 3D-IMAX weighing 500 kilograms from the vault for a screening is indeed not a simple task. However, for Eric, this is just a casual command.

When Eric made this decision this morning, media and movie fans from all over North America were looking forward to the arrival of the only 3D preview of "Georgeism" at 8 o'clock in the evening.

From the release of the '4200' plan of Firefly Group to the first 3D and IMAX format movies to the upcoming release, countless movie fans can be said to have been looking forward to it for two years. In addition, Firefly Group spared no effort to promote "Gravity" during this period, this expectation has reached a peak again.

"George" has only arranged 50 preview theaters in various parts of North America this weekend, and about 10,000 movie tickets are a drop in the bucket for the entire North American film market. Therefore, in order to witness this new movie in the first time, the highest preview tickets for "George" have even been hyped up to $300.

Even because they could not get the ticket to the preview of "George", some viewers who were very curious about 3D movies couldn't help but turn to the traditional red and blue 3D screening halls, and naturally were disappointed. The media also questioned the 3D effect of "George" in this way.

It was a rare day off, and Eric basically stayed in his Sixth Avenue apartment during the day.

It was not until seven o'clock in the evening that he took the girl out of the apartment for dinner, and then rushed to an IMAX theater in District XC.

Although I have passed by this six-story IMAX proportional poster more than once, when I came over again, Angela Lindelwald was still very curious to look out through the car window. In fact, many people even came here specifically to take a look at this exaggerated huge poster.

I got out of the car in the parking lot next to the theater, and walked into the theater with the man's arm under the guidance of the staff. Until the moment I entered the screening room, Angela Lindelwall couldn't help but have some small thoughts in my heart: Is it really that big?

Then, the moment she stepped into the screening hall, the only thought in the girl's mind was that it was too exaggerated.

The huge screen with a six-story height almost takes up most of the view, and the standard 455-seat screening room has a long-lost atmosphere. Over the years, North American cinemas have become increasingly inclined to small halls, and there are fewer and fewer large sport halls with hundreds of seats.

"Send some popcorn and coke here and just let them prepare for the screening." Eric casually ordered the theater manager beside him, and took the girl to a position closer to the center, saying, "Go in and sit here, the view here is the best."

Angela Lindelwo nodded, moved in in a small step, and then sat down and said embarrassedly: "Eric, are we really the only two of us watching? It's a waste?"

Eric smiled and said, "I can't find so many viewers to fill it up now."

Angela Lindelwald certainly understood that it was very easy for Eric to fill the screening room, but he just smiled and looked around curiously.

The theater manager quickly sent popcorn and coke over, as well as two other 3D polarized glasses.

Eric and Angela put on glasses together, and the lights in the screening room soon dimmed.

After a while, two beams of light were projected from the rear of the screening hall to the huge IMAX screen at the same time. Just looking at the flying 3D fireflies in the Firefly Group's opening and feeling the immersive tremors that made people feel like they were around. Angela Lindelwall could no longer help but make a small sound.

After the opening of the film, after two short subtitles, images of the earth suddenly appeared in front of you, and the sound of electronic calls gradually sounded as the camera pulled into the space station.

Angela Lindelwald was not able to understand the meaning of the super long shot with a tricky and varied angle at the beginning, but the shocking 3D three-dimensional feeling still made the girl feel instinctively and strongly enjoyable to watch the movie, and her eyes seemed to be reluctant to leave the IMAX screen in front of her for a moment.

At the same time, among 50 3D preview theaters across North America, veteran movie fans and media critics are unable to appreciate the visual bonus effects brought by the huge IMAX screen, but they are still fascinated by the 3D effects of the RealD system and the shocking long shots of the opening episode of "Gravity".
Chapter completed!