"Thank you." Rose Shaw turned and walked out.
A bitter feeling welled up in her heart again. Ten years. She had been with Christopher Sterling for a full ten years.
Looking back now, those ten years had passed in the blink of an eye.
In the past, a simple word of concern from him could send waves crashing through her heart. Even a week later, the memory would fill her with sweetness.
But now, she saw his words for what they were: simple courtesy, a polite greeting.
They carried the same weight as "hello" or "goodbye."
Back in her office, Rose Shaw immediately contacted the director of a film that was still in the casting process.
The director's name was Yuri Walsh, one of the new-generation directors.
His last film grossed six hundred million at the box office, an impressive figure for a low-budget movie.
Rose Shaw decided to start with him.
