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"Probably, but I feel like I've caused you trouble."

"Don't say that. We're friends, and this isn't your fault. You've helped me with so much. If I didn't say such polite things, neither should you. Are we not friends?" Penelope laughed and added, "By the way, I have some great news for you. Our drama is a hit!"

Nina was pleasantly surprised. "Really?"

Penelope continued, "Yes, it's been steadily gaining momentum and now has the highest ratings in history. When you have time, you should check it out. Also, 'Demon Bone' started strong but is now falling apart. Everyone's criticizing it online, saying the plot is dragging and it looks like it's going to have a bad ending. Its ratings are dropping day by day. We won this round!"

"That's fantastic," Nina said. "I expected as much."

She had always had high hopes for their show. Even when the initial buzz was low, she believed it had potential.

She thought, even if the audience's acceptance wasn't high, at least breaking even would be a success and a valuable learning experience in the film industry. Their innovative approach had paid off. On the other hand, producing fantasy dramas was expensive. Shooting, editing, special effects-all these aspects required time and effort to achieve quality, which could not be rushed.

It seemed 'Demon Bone' had cut corners in production. Miranda, trying to compete with Nina, had ultimately jeopardized her career.

but her overly competitive nature had caused her to squander her

chatted a bit longer before ending the

then, Nash walked in. His previously stern expression softened, and a gentle warmth spread across

"Not too long. Are

Nash replied. "Let's

out to take her hand, and

waiting at the door. Nash helped her in and then joined

Nina's first time

as high walls and electric fences that

her, burying his head in her hair. "I missed you

tightly in

lofty and unreachable, someone who would never lower himself, even for her. Even though they were married,

was no barrier between them, and this newfound closeness

"It's all over now. Everything will