The Queen They Buried

Chapter 439

Aubree couldn’t guarantee every single thing would be a hundred percent successful, but she had absolute confidence in everything she did.

She was sure those three companies wouldn’t refuse to work with her.

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“Ms. Miller, Mr. Carr, we’ve watched the mini dramas. Honestly, we have to admit there’s something kind of addictive about it. It keeps people watching. But about this partnership..

The executives across from them exchanged glances.

“We still think we should hold off on this collaboration. Each episode is two or three minutes long. We’ve never seen anything produced like that before. The actors are all pretty much unknown, and the costumes, sets, and special effects are nothing to write home about. Mr. Carr, you probably know more about these than we do.

“We don’t see a product like this bringing any game–changing profits to our platform. Honestly, it’s not just about money. We’re worried about risking our platform’s reputation, you know?”

No! You… Kurtis shot up from his seat, furious. These people acted all friendly when they watched the video together. Now they were showing their true colors.

And it was already the second company to turn them down.

“Mr. Carr!” Aubree reached out and gently pressed down on Kurtis’s shoulder. “It’s alright. Everyone has their own considerations. Even if we can’t work together this time, there’s no hard feelings. We’re still on good terms.”

guess I need to work harder.

couple of polite words, Aubree simply led Kurtis out of the room

couldn’t wrap his head around how things had turned

or what?” he burst out.

it just like I did at the first company, even though it didn’t work out. However, Aubree didn’t time. How could Aubree

even try

this

they don’t want to work with us. We’ve still got a third

voice was steady, not a trace of annoyance or frustration on her face as if the rejection didn’t bother

none of these deals work out, won’t it mess

little?”

could pull it off just by making those

wasn’t just about a simple licensing fee. It was about getting the mini dramas out there. After the first wave of hype, all the major video platforms would start streaming them, making the mini–dramas look like the next big

too, putting them on Zappy and that free platform of theirs. With all those ripple effects, the biggest winners would still

hard to

and said, “If they don’t want to work with us, it’s not like we can hold a gun to

our time on something that leads nowhere. Let’s do something that matters. Let’s

this chill?