"Really!" Mo Li nodded earnestly. "And it won't be long before there's news about you."
Hearing that, Tingyun was instantly overjoyed.
After all, being written out of the game meant she would no longer need to work.
But...
If she were the only one in the entire Studio who no longer had any work... that would make her seem far too out of place.
She had, after all, been among the last batch to join the Studio.
And in the game, she was merely a marginal four-star character.
If she had no work at all from now on, she was afraid it would be difficult for her to remain at the Studio.
Of course, Boss Mo Li and the other sisters might not mind supporting one extra little fox.
But by then, she surely would not be able to blend into the Studio's atmosphere.
She was still very attached to life here.
Unless she actively interacted with Mo Li more often and became like Duck Duck and the others—close enough to him to feel like family—only then could she stay at the Studio with peace of mind and live a stable life.
But she was a rather thin-skinned little fox. Unlike Kafka, who, as the largest shareholder of a listed company, stood on equal footing with Boss Mo Li, making their daily jokes feel perfectly natural.
For Tingyun to take the initiative and chat her way into familiarity would feel far too deliberate.
So...
When she heard that she would still appear in the game later on,
she finally let out a sigh of relief.
It was just that Mo Li and the others did not know what she was thinking.
Otherwise, they definitely would have "taught" this little fox a harsh lesson.
The girls in the Studio, Mo Li