Chapter 37 (1/2)

She’s Very Proud

Seeing that Lu Zhen had even revealed such a secret to him, Song Jia immediately understood that Lu Zhen must have other plans.

He took his time tasting his coffee and leaned back slightly in his seat. He had the relaxed posture of chatting with a friend. He said gently, “What I said to you last time might have been a joke at the time, but I saw you perform today and I’m glad I said that. If you’re willing, I hope you’ll seriously consider it.”

Lu Zhen didn’t expect Song Jia to be so honest. He even bluntly admitted that he was just saying so casually previously.

“I know the strength of Jia Le Entertainment.” Lu Zhen’s expression was flat, and it was impossible to tell if she was excited by Song Jia’s words or not. “Of course, I also know my own value and potential.”

Song Jia looked up at Lu Zhen and saw a prideful expression in the woman’s eyes.

It was true. The woman didn’t even think she was boasting. It was as if she were merely stating a fact.

“Very good,” Song Jia thought.

“If you are interested in cooperating, I hope you can help me solve a small problem. It can also be considered a show of your sincerity and your company’s ability.” Lu Zhen’s smile was reserved and elegant, as if she was giving Song Jia a chance.

Song Jia raised his eyebrows but didn’t comment. “I admire your confidence, but we have yet to establish a cooperative relationship. Isn’t it too much for you to make a request?”

Lu Zhen nodded. “Of course, you can choose not to accept it. I know your company is never short of newcomers. I may be a little famous, but Jia Le certainly won’t think much of me just because of that. However…” Lu Zhen put down her cup, her smile suddenly widening. “I can prove that no one can replicate my value.”

The moment Lu Zhen smiled brightly, Song Jia’s heart suddenly fluttered. He had never felt this way before.

He kept his expression calm, but his mood had changed. “How can you prove it?”

“Give me six months.”

“Six months?” Song Jia shook his head. “Miss Lu, I’ve heard that you and your sister have some unresolved conflicts. I only hope that you’ll get through these six months safely. As for the rest… with all due respect, I’m afraid your parents’ company can’t offer you a better opportunity.”