Song Xiuluan returned to the country on June 1st accompanied by the renowned director George and their company's in-house lawyer.
Quite a show of respect for Lu Qingqing.
Lu Qingqing naturally reciprocated the gesture, welcoming them warmly at home with a banquet-level feast. The contract negotiation went swiftly without a hitch, unlike others who might haggle.
Hearing George praise her endlessly to Song Xiuluan, Lu Qingqing chuckled to herself.
The contract had passed under Song Xiuluan's scrutiny and their in-house lawyer's eye, its contents impeccable, naturally straightforward.
They had great respect for Lu Qingqing. Despite cultural differences, they opted not to hire Lu Qingqing as a screenwriter, but still included a clause ensuring no more than ten percent changes, especially to the main plot.
Lu Qingqing was quite satisfied.
After seeing George and his team off, Song Xiuluan immediately pulled out gifts for his niece and great-nephew from his suitcase.
