Hye-rin let out a soft chuckle, her fingers tightening briefly on the wheel. "Yeah, I remember her. Anyway, that drama changed my life. I got more and more opportunities in dramas and movies. Eventually, I went from cameos and small roles to second leads and now even main leads… And I give the entire credit to my manager."
She took a slow breath before continuing. "I owe her a lot. So now that she finally has time to focus on her own life, I want her to take it easy. I don't want to rely on someone else when the person I trust the most isn't here."
Tianzhu nodded, understanding the sentiment.
Loyalty was somethiing rare in the world, much less in the Entertainment industry, where money, fame, and opportunities matter more, whether it is for a celebrity or a manager.
It was something rare in this industry.
After another moment of quiet, he finally spoke. "She sounds like a good person."
Hye-rin smiled, glancing at him again. "She is."
