Tanya didn't expect Kathleen to talk about activism.

Still, considering that the latter was friends with Charlie, she could guess that Kathleen just wanted to diss her.

However, she was afraid to actually argue against Kathleen, and she could only reply awkwardly, "Well, yes, but only a little… It's nothing that important and doesn't really warrant much attention, and certainly not yours, Ms. Fox."

Kathleen, however, held her gaze as she said solemnly, "I have a piece of advice if you're willing to listen."

Tanya nodded, immediately humble. "Do tell, Ms. Fox. I would definitely like to learn from you."

"I'm not much of a teacher, but it's something I've picked up along the way," Kathleen replied quietly and solemnly. "See, whatever PR effect you intend to achieve, money speaks louder than words."

"Money speaks louder than words?" Tanya blurted. "What does that mean, specifically?"

Katheleen smiled faintly. "It's basically no different from actions that speak louder than words. I