The off-shoulder sweater she was wearing was maroon, and the hem of the skirt was a somewhat forest-like blue-gray. When paired together, it seemed as if time was serene. However, she didn't project such serenity.
She coldly glanced at the sales assistant who recognized her, unfriendly in tone, "You have mistaken me for someone else."
After saying that, she immediately changed her tone, coquettishly whining to the man beside her, "Director Liu, you still haven't answered me. You have to persuade Sister Andi for me, okay? She suddenly stopped representing me, and the others in the company are probably thinking all sorts of things. Should I still stay in the company?"
The man whose arm she was shaking showed a troubled expression.
Whether out of self-interest or business reasoning, he hoped that Andi could continue to manage Lillian.
Firstly, changing an agent suddenly requires a period of adjustment between the agent and the artist; it can't be seamless right away.
