444's tail was practically sticking up into the sky, and the corners of his mouth were stretched into a huge grin.
Su Qiao's eye twitched.
You're just a little genderless system. You're not a grown man, and you don't even count as a little man.
However, for the little guy's sake, she didn't contradict him. Besides, there was a man in front of her staring at her wide-eyed, so she had no time to say anything more to it.
"Mm, you must be talking about me."
Li Yuanzhao's eyes widened even further, filled with disbelief. "Th-then you're also one of the largest shareholders of Xuhang Films?"
So... she was the investor in this drama all along?
And he had known nothing about it. He had even come looking for her.
She had said earlier that she wasn't short of money, and he had thought she was being a little boastful. After all, in a developed metropolis like this, there were plenty of people with considerable wealth.
But now, he finally understood. She really wasn't short of money.
Su Qiao nodded lightly, which counted as an answer to his question.
At that, the light in Li Yuanzhao's eyes grew even brighter. The subject shifted from the issue of the actors to a discussion of the entire script.
He wanted to know what she had intended to achieve when she wrote the script, as well as how she had designed every character and plotline.
At the stall, the two of them sat together, chatting animatedly—at least, Li Yuanzhao was.
Meanwhile, beside the parking lot across the road, two figures happened to run into each other.
Both men were wearing suits and dress shirts, making them look as if they had just walked out of a high-level meeting.
"CEO Chu, what a coincidence."