"Why don't you give Yun Xiaoran a job at our company? Maybe that would help him see the entertainment industry in a less sinister light."
Although Sister Hua said that, she had actually been considering it for a while. She was just afraid Yun Xiaoran might accidentally discover that the National Goddess was his wife.
Shen Jin frowned at Sister Hua, considering the suggestion she had made.
She thought about the scandals involving employees at her entertainment company, or the sordid stories of minor celebrities sleeping with some Film Big Shot.
"Forget it. If he really came to work here, he might only end up hating this place even more."
Shen Jin spoke helplessly, propping her head on one hand as she stared listlessly at the computer in front of her. In particular, she kept dwelling on Yun Xiaoran's words: "Even if a celebrity became my wife, I wouldn't feel secure."
"Right, he even said he wouldn't feel secure with a celebrity as his wife." In the private office, the two women discussed how to win over a man whose hostility toward the entertainment industry was anything but ordinary.
"Secure?"
Sister Hua understood perfectly well what that word meant. Hearing it now, she paused, then took a sip of milk tea and sat down in front of Shen Jin.
"The reason Yun Xiaoran says these things, and the root of all his hostility toward the entertainment industry, is that he had a celebrity ex-girlfriend who left him."
Seeing the strange look Shen Jin gave her, Sister Hua hurriedly continued.
"Yun Xiaoran's way of thinking is typical straight-guy thinking. Of course, it isn't entirely his fault. What you can do now is try to do things
or say things that ease his sense of insecurity. Once he naturally feels secure enough,