In this regard, she has an advantage.
Ethan Thorne is under her management, so of course, he listens to her and nods: "Sure, I'll try to be by your side as much as possible."
Tiana Thorne smiled gently, then asked, "I saw in your profile that you joined the industry at twelve."
"Mm."
Tiana sat up straight and talked to him in a very calm manner: "It's been five years now. Currently, I see you don't have any projects lined up; all your focus is on 'Sunday.' Do you have any other plans?"
Ethan thought for a moment and obediently said, "First do well in the present, we'll talk about the future later."
"Your profile says you're best at dancing. I want to package you a bit, introduce a dance crew for our company, and have you as the mentor. Do you have the confidence to do well?"
Hearing this, Ethan hesitated slightly, clenched his hands, a bit nervous: "I'm too young to be a mentor; I'm afraid it might upset others in the industry."
