Goodbye, Mr. Regret

"All of this is just wishful thinking on your part. You might believe your relationship is something extraordinary, earth-shattering even, but honestly, it has absolutely nothing to do with me. I'm busy and have no interest in listening to your pointless drama."

With a dismissive wave, Jessica turned on her heel and headed for the elevator.

Sheila watched her walk away, mind churning-was Jessica truly this indifferent, or was it just an act?

Jessica's cool expression certainly seemed genuine.

But Timothy was such a good man-could she really let him go so easily?

No matter how she tried to convince herself, Sheila still had doubts.

If Jessica was refusing to even talk to her alone, she clearly cared about what was going on between Sheila and Timothy.

As long as she and Timothy maintained their closeness, Jessica would never forgive him.

With that thought, Sheila finally left.

Back at her apartment, Jessica settled at her desk and began reading through the script Mr. Smith had given her.

After all the delays, she finally had a chance to really dig into the material.

before she

then, her phone buzzed with a

It was Carlisle.

propping up her phone. Carlisle greeted her and explained that their film was now in the dubbing phase. He was reaching out to theaters and working on marketing

you thinking for the marketing

put in half the

language, their conversation a quick, seamless exchange

poured so much

in promotion if it mean@getting a good box office run. I still have about

total of six-point-six million to her, and Jessica had already invested five million of

team had chipped in two million themselves, working as partners without taking any salaries. Altogether, the

percent of that for marketing, it would

invested

put in more, the risk will be huge. With the film nearly done, it'll be easier to find investors once people see what we've created. You shouldn't worry about this. Actually, I wanted to ask if

and out. She had full confidence in the project, and she desperately wanted it to succeed. If it did, it would be undeniable proof of the value of people with disabilities

had wanted to

fine-I'm not afraid of the risk. That money isn't doing me much good