"... This play made a lot of money for Era. Do you really not feel guilty about your opinion, Mr. Seys?" Ariel Morris chuckled softly, "My brother even advertised for you for free, letting you earn a fortune."
"If it weren't for Lydia Brooke acting in this play, would he have been so generous to advertise it? It's just a tactic to pursue Lydia Brooke. His target is Lydia, and my target is for this play to be a big hit. We both benefit mutually, a pleasant collaboration," Arlo Seys replied, glancing at his wife.
Ariel Morris snuggled into Arlo Seys' arms, found a more comfortable position, and replied with a smile, "Heartthrob, don't profit and still act innocent. This play becoming a hit brings profits to Era. Look at what good script Era is starting with for TV shows and movies, and prioritize my future sister-in-law." Ariel Morris thought for a moment and added seriously, "This is called keeping the fortune in the family."
