bNova /bEntertainment Productions was officially established and began operations. Now that thepany was officially up and running, it needed qualified personnel to keep things moving.

    Skr instructed Human Resources to quicklyunch a hiring spree on recruitment tforms, determined to make thepany fully operational,

    Despite the urgent need, Skr insisted on handpicking every candidate meticulously.

    Skr had her assistant arrange for awy

    to draft a contract, and then called Rachel toe in to sign it at thepany.

    I out for a pen to sign the contract. Skr teased her yfully, “Aren’t you going to take a look before

    When Rachel arrived, she immediately rea signing? What if I put some unfair terms in the contract?”

    Rachel said firmly, “I trust you wouldn’t do that.”

    Skr took the pen from Rachel’s hand and set it aside. “Just kidding,” she said, her tone turning serious. “But you really should be careful. Many entertainmentpanies sneak tricky uses into

    “Even if it’s not this industry, you should always, ‘eir contracts.

    careful when signing contractsb, /bno matter what you do. Otherwise, you could pay a heavy price.”

    Rachael followed the advice. She opened the contract and started to examine it closely.

    “Skr, this… Why is it phrased this way?” Rachel hesitated, pointing to a use in the contract, and asked.

    The contract stipted that Party A would provide Party B with various training courses to enhance Party B’s overallpetencies.

    Uponpletion of the training, Party B might terminate the agreement and leave at any time without incurring any breach penalties. Such a term was unheard of in the entertainment industry

    After investing so much time, money, and resources into grooming a potential artist, the artist could leave before even generating any returns. No entertainmentpany would do such a thing.

    Rachel pursed her lips and said, “Skr, maybe you should revise this use?”

    Skr shook her head and said, “No need.

    “We’re a newpany. I truly appreciate your trust in us and have agreed to sign up as our artist.

    “This isn’t an isted contract just for you. Every artist we sign up will get the same terms.”

    Rachel bit her lip and asked, “Skr, aren’t you worried you might lose money this way?”

    Skr propped her chin on her hands and said, “If I choose to trust someone, I’ll trust thempletely. Besides, if they ever decide to leave, where else would they find apany that treats them as well as we do?

    “When ites to choosing between us and those exploitative agencies that mistreat their artists, I trust they’ll make the right decision.”

    Rachel thought to herself, ‘Yeah, Skr’spany is rare and exceptional in the entertainment industry. No one would be foolish enough to betray Skr and sign with those exploitative agencies, would they?‘

    After reading through the remaining terms of the contract, Rachel picked up the pen and signed it confidently. “Skr, I’m looking forward bto /bwith you,” she said.

    Skr took back the contract and signed it. “Since you’ve chosen to join us, I won’t let you down.

    “I’ve requested my assistant ito /iscout for a manager for you. We’ll make sure to find you the most capable manager in the businessb./bb” /b

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    b“/bbThank /bbyou/bb, /bSkr,” Rachel bsaid/b, bsmiling/b. “Ms. Lambert, when are byou /bavable?”

    b“/bWhat’s up?b” /bSkr asked.

    b“/bbMy /bmom heard about how much you’ve helped me, and she wants me to invite you over for dinner out of our appreciation

    Skr thought for a moment and smiled, “Sounds good. No time like the present. Let’s make it tomorrow.”

    b“/bGreat! Mom and I will prepare more dishes and wait for you at home tomorrow.”

    Skr nodded and said, “I’ll be there.”

    The moment Rachel stepped out of the office, she immediately texted her mother and could not wait to share the news that Skr would be bvisiting /bbtheir /bhome tomorrow.

    She lowered her head, staring at her phone, not paying attention while walking, and bumped into someone.

    Clutching her head, Rachel looked up at the man and quickly apologized, “I’m so sorry, sir. I didn’t mean to bump into you.”