I Want a Divorce (Abigail and Sean) novel Chapter 906

If the two parties were truly willing to collaborate, Abigail was willing to shell out money for these conscientious programmatic selections.

After she hung up the phone, Luna, who was sorting through documents, inquired, "Who is Madam Wright?"

Abigail's response was swift. "Have you had the chance to watch 'Ancient Mythology of Eswadia?' It's a captivating documentary series on mythology. Given Irene's aspiration to champion cultural promotion, I felt compelled to explore a more authoritative avenue."

"I wholeheartedly agree," remarked Luna, endorsing Abigail's strategic thinking. "With Leap Gaming Technology considering collaboration, the potential for sustained revenue is promising."

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At noon, Abigail and Cindy arrived at the restaurant.

Doris appeared petite yet radiated confidence, and each gesture exuded a sense of assured competence.

"I heard you want to collaborate with me." Doris didn't beat around the bush, as she was acutely aware of the value of her time.

"Yes, I admire the mythology documentary produced by your team. This time, I'm thinking of collaborating with your program, where you'd produce an episode about the Phoenix while also promoting Leap Gaming Technology's game. I'm willing to invest 600 thousand for this. What do you think?" Abigail's demeanor betrayed a hint of nervous anticipation as she awaited her response.

This proposition represented more than mere advertising; it was a strategic alliance. Typically, advertising fees reached a ceiling of 150 thousand, so offering 600 thousand bordered on philanthropy.

After a moment of contemplative silence, Doris finally nodded as she acknowledged while fixing her gaze on Abigail. "It's a possibility. But before we proceed, I'll need to inspect that outfit of yours. Any imperfections, and I'll assist in rectifying them. Once the modifications are made, we'll arrange for a comprehensive shoot."

"Absolutely no problem," Abigail responded promptly. Her enthusiasm was evident in her voice.

With the collaboration settled, they moved on to ordering food.

"I've also attended that historical-themed costume exhibition. Some of the garments crafted by young individuals were quite impressive. It's essential for companies to engage in such activities more frequently to promote our rich historical culture," Doris remarked with a sense of satisfaction as she found particular joy in exploring mythological themes.

When it came to discussing history, everyone approached it with a meticulous mindset. However, mythology remained an inseparable part of Eswadia's civilization's history as it had persisted until to this day.

"When those mythological costumes came out, I was equally captivated. My admiration lies particularly with the 'Classic of Mountains and Seas' and the 'Ancient Mythology of Eswadia.' Perhaps it's my background in design that draws me to these fantastical narratives." Abigail's eyes sparked with excitement as she spoke to Doris.

"Speaking of the 'Classic of Mountains and Seas,' we're gearing up to tackle that project next year. If you're interested, you can start preparations now, and we can collaborate when the time comes," Doris suggested with a smile.

Meanwhile, Cindy quietly browsed her phone as she thought, In an era where many youths are avid followers of celebrities and fantasy dramas, cultural nuances like mythology often go unnoticed.