Fu Shiyi, fearing he wouldn't understand, explained it in more detail.
"This divorce is for my grandma and the others to see, but the divorce doesn't mean my brother and sister-in-law are breaking up. The reason I'm letting you go with my sister-in-law is that I hope you can take better care of me in both work and life."
Given the current situation, it's definitely inconvenient for his brother and sister-in-law to have open contact.
But it's fortunate that Qiao Lin is gay, otherwise he wouldn't feel comfortable entrusting his sister-in-law to his care.
Qiao Lin understood a little bit. So it wasn't that the boss and Weiwei had relationship problems and were getting a divorce, but that the Fu family's parents had a misunderstanding about her and wanted them to get a divorce.
Simply put, it's when someone gets divorced and then secretly goes back to their ex-girlfriend and starts a new relationship.
However, she simply dismissed the real reason as a misunderstanding, suggesting it was something too complicated to reveal to him.
Forget it, he had no interest in inquiring about these secrets of wealthy families.
"After terminating your contract with Shiyi Culture, which company do you plan to join?"
"I'm planning to open a studio, which is why I had to ask you to come with me. I need your help with a lot of things," Gu Weiwei said frankly.
Qiao Lin is quite well-connected in this industry, has a good reputation, and is also very clever and tactful—exactly the kind of helper her studio needs.
“I’ve long been tired of Shiyi Culture, so starting over is a challenge.” Qiao Lin took a sip of coffee and asked eagerly, “What’s the main focus of the studio? Artist management or film production?”
"Regarding film production," Gu Weiwei thought for a moment and briefly explained her idea, "we plan and prepare for filming, and attract investment as needed. We will not act as artist agents."
Being a talent agent is so exhausting. You work so hard to promote someone, but if the artist is unreliable and gets into a scandal, all your efforts are wasted.
Li Xiner and Zhou Linna are examples, but it would be simpler to only be in charge of film production, which is also her strength.
Given that they already have a film that broke the box office record for Chinese-language films, "Half Awake," many people will still be willing to buy tickets.
“Hmm, that’s good,” Qiao Lin said.
For artist management, it's necessary to build a good public relations team and train talent.
After all, when a studio is just starting out, it has to find new talent to cultivate, and even artists from other companies.
However, being primarily responsible for film production reduced her workload considerably, allowing her to focus on creative work.
"Half-Awake" is the best proof of her ability, so he has no need to worry about the future development of the studio.
“I might have some things to take care of in the next few days, so I’ll have to trouble you with the preliminary preparations,” Gu Weiwei said to Qiao Lin.
Qiao Lin did not refuse and agreed on the spot.
"However, I might not be able to handle such a big matter by myself. I do know some trustworthy people, and I'll see if I can get them to work together with me."
"Okay, let me know when you've recruited everyone, and we'll all meet up for a meeting," Gu Weiwei said.
Fu Shiyi glanced at Gu Weiwei, who was enthusiastically discussing work with Qiao Lin, and thought to himself: Is his sister-in-law planning to focus on developing her career and becoming a strong woman after divorcing his brother?
The three chatted in the coffee shop for most of the day before Gu Weiwei said goodbye to Qiao Lin and returned to the Tianshui villa.
Fu Shiyi glanced at the message on his phone and said.
"Fu Xiaoer said that my brother is getting ready to go home."
"Mm," Gu Weiwei responded softly.
In fact, they had only been separated for a few dozen hours since the wedding incident.
But why does it feel like decades have passed?
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