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Susan chuckled and said, “Anyway, I still have to thank you. If you need any help in the future, feel free to ask.”

Mr. Witt was about to decline, but remembering a predicament he was facing, his expression changed and he couldn’t help but say, “Mrs. Landor, I’m sorry, but I actually do have a favor to ask. Could I perhaps have a way to contact you?”

Susan was momentarily taken aback.

Mr. Witt was indeed a character.

Usually, people would offer a polite refusal to such a proposition, even if just as a formality.

But this director agreed immediately.

Some might find Mr. Witt’s approach a bit too forward, but Susan found herself appreciating his straightforward nature. Smiling, she handed over her contact information.

With her contact details in hand, Mr. Witt walked away, quite pleased.

“I’m off to get ready,” Theresa said to Susan with a smile.

“Good luck!” Susan cheered her on, playfully waving her fist.

Susan had spent the entire day at the filming site.

Initially, she assumed it would be a rather dull experience, but to her surprise, she found herself quite engrossed, particularly captivated by Rose’s performance.

It was so dazzling that even as a woman, she couldn’t get enough of watching her.

By the time they wrapped up the advertisement shooting, it was already evening.

Mr. Witt was extremely satisfied with the footage they’d captured. Turning to Theresa, he mentioned, “I’ll send this off for post–production. In all likelihood, everything should be fine. But just in case we need to reshoot any scenes, we’ll need your cooperation.”

“Of course,” Theresa agreed with a smile, which brought a grin to Mr. Witt’s face.

With business matters concluded, Mr. Witt cast a glance at Susan and Theresa standing

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together. An idea struck him, and he couldn’t resist asking, “Mrs. Landor, I was wondering if you’re free tonight. May I invite you to dinner?”

Susan blinked.

Mr. Witt was quite the eager beaver.

He had just mentioned needing her help, and now he couldn’t hold back his impatience.

Since she had no other plans, she accepted the invitation with a smile.

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Feeling elated, Mr. Witt then turned to Theresa to ask, “Miss Rose, are you also available? Would you like to join us for dinner?”

“Me?” Theresa paused, taken aback.

“I may need Miss Rose’s assistance with something as well,” Mr. Witt added, slightly sheepish.

Mr. Witt, a renowned figure in the industry, had a pleasant collaboration with them this time. Theresa didn’t see any reason to decline the dinner invitation.

Hence, the trio set off to dine together.

Mr. Witt promptly reserved a private dining room in the seven–star hotel where they were filming the advertisement.

While they waited for their dishes to arrive, he couldn’t contain his enthusiasm any longer.

“Mrs. Landor, to be honest, I have a film project in mind. I wonder if you would be interested in investing in it?” he asked, unable to hold back.

“A film project?” Susan was somewhat bewildered. “I’m completely unfamiliar with this realm.”

Mr. Witt hurriedly explained, “It’s quite simple, really. You provide the financial backing, I handle the film–making, and once the movie turns a profit, you’ll get a share of the earnings!”

Susan raised an eyebrow. But what if the movie tanked? Her investment would go down the drain.

Although Mr. Witt had just assisted her, she couldn’t just throw her money into a

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bottomless pit.

this project to you. Whether or not you choose to invest is entirely up to you.

which left Susan in a bit of a dilemma. “But Mr. Witt, as far as I know, every movie you’ve directed has

melancholy crossed Mr. Witt’s face. “Indeed, my commercial films have always done well at the box office. If

worried.”

a…?” Susan ventured

with a pained expression. “I’m not sure how familiar you are with my work, Mrs. Landor. Last year, I made a commercial film that grossed nearly 400 million dollars at the box office, bringing in substantial profits for the investors. Buoyed by their trust in

losing their

year.”

that was the crux

commercial film, investors would be lining up.

mere mention of an art film saw potential backers scattering in the

Witt had artistic aspirations, and he wasn’t content with just making

he was determined to start another

now he faced a significant hurdle…

the projected budget was even higher than his last

he wanted to dig into his own pockets,

rejections from various quarters, he thought of approaching Susan, hoping for a

much are we talking about in terms of

dollars,” Mr. Witt

Susan was dumbfounded.

struggling

investment was massive, requiring a box office gross of at least 200 million just to break even.

it

films generally vie for awards rather than box office

often implies critical acclaim but not commercial

rake in 200 million dollars at the box office, that would

anxiously. “Look, I’ve brought the script with me. Take it home and give it a read. If it piques

he handed over a script.

graciously, promising, “Alright, I’ll give it a thorough read.”

handed another copy to Theresa.

don’t have that much money to

she had earned was sunk

his gaze fixed earnestly on her. “This script embodies 10 years of my hard work! Initially, I had reservations about the project’s success. But if you take

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his own pockets, he simply couldn’t

facing repeated rejections from various quarters, he thought of approaching

much are we talking about in terms of investment

60 million dollars,” Mr. Witt stated

Susan was dumbfounded.

he was struggling to secure funding.

60–million–dollar investment was massive, requiring a box office gross of at least 200 million just to break even.

it was an

generally vie for awards rather

implies

art film could rake in 200 million dollars at the box office, that would be a

truly special,” Mr. Witt said anxiously. “Look, I’ve brought the script with me. Take it home and give it a read. If it piques your interest, give me a call. If not, I promise not to bother you

that, he handed over a

I’ll

another

seemed perplexed. “I don’t have that much money to invest.”

all the money she had earned was sunk into buying properties, leaving her with little cash at

inviting you to play the lead role,” Mr. Witt said, his gaze fixed earnestly on her. “This script embodies 10 years of my hard work! Initially,

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make history.”

and Susan exchanged a

A historic film!

weight of that statement was immense.

Witt truly have that level of confidence?

tends to see their own creations as

Mr. Witt’s blind faith in his work.

review the script

relaxed smile finally appeared on Mr. Witt’s face.

After dinner…

Witt headed straight to his

Theresa walked out leisurely.

glance at Theresa, something suddenly dawned