Anna sipped her coffee and gave her opinion.
"Of course, the gallery business is all about making that money. Do you think everyone is like Hirst, able to negotiate with their own gallery?"
Aurora flashed a cunning Grandet-like smile: "If a painter I signed got into something like this and I couldn't squeeze any money out of her, I'd be ashamed of myself."
"Anyway, girl, small money isn't worth it, and big money won't get away."
"So how can this be avoided?" Anna was only concerned about this matter.
"The best way is to be clear with the gallery... If you think her work is good enough, or just let her sign with our gallery? I can forgo her illustration rights, I trust your judgment, Anna, signing such an artist surely won't be a loss."
Aurora suggested.
Anna smiled.
That was one option.
She couldn't recommend Detective Cat to Gagosian, but she could recommend her to Aurora's gallery.
