Chapter 1457
With someone like Aurora joining the show, the director’s plan was clear. He wanted her to explain architectural concepts in a lively and engaging way, bringing the subject to life for the audience.
When Aurora received the news, she readily agreed. “Mr. Smith, I’ll follow your schedule. Just let me know the plan, and I’ll be there anytime. I’ve already cleared it with my studio.”
Hearing that, the director’s impression of her rose even higher. It was rare to see such a responsible and cooperative entrepreneur.
To him, it didn’t matter whether her studio was big or small—she was still a business owner, and that already set her apart. Most capitalists he’d worked with before looked down on him, treating him like an entertainer who didn’t deserve respect. But Aurora was different. She treated him with genuine respect and equality, even going out of her way to praise his work. Her attitude never changed—always sincere, always professional. The director found that incredibly rare. After all, when had a capitalist ever shown empathy toward the people behind the scenes?
“I haven’t met someone like you in a long time,” he said with heartfelt admiration.
Aurora was a bit puzzled. “Isn’t this just how work is supposed to be?”
The director sighed. “If every business owner thought like you, things would be so much better.”
Aurora couldn’t help but laugh. “Mr. Smith, I’m only doing what I believe is right. If there’s anything you need from me, just let me know, and I’ll cooperate fully. I’ve always believed you’re the expert here. There’s still a lot I can learn from you.”
Her tone was humble and genuine. In her eyes, anyone who took their work seriously deserved respect. Everyone was out here trying to make a living—no one’s job was easy, and everyone deserved to be treated equally. Why should she look at the director through tinted lenses? As long as he approached his work with dedication, she was more than willing to cooperate. To her, no profession was superior or inferior—all were worthy of respect.
The director was genuinely moved by what Aurora had said. Finding someone like her to collaborate with felt like pure luck. “I’ll send you the poster for a quick look. If everything seems fine to you, I’ll make the announcement official.”
Aurora received the message on her phone, glanced through it, and found her placement appropriate—standing beside the other artists, her position neither too prominent nor too modest. “Looks good. Let’s go with this. As long as I don’t outshine anyone, it’s fine,” she replied.
The director couldn’t help feeling a little embarrassed after reading that. In truth, even among celebrities, Aurora’s face was exceptional. Even with the artists‘ photos heavily edited to perfection, her natural beauty still stood out instantly, drawing all the attention the moment one looked at the poster. Though she wasn’t from the entertainment industry, her presence was striking enough to eclipse professionals.
With a wry smile, the director replied, “Miss Walton, I think you’re underestimating your own charm. No matter where you’re placed, you’re always the one who stands out the most.”