Next One Is a Babe

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Cindy turned around to glance at her. "Don't drink so much next time. You're a woman, so they won't tell you to chug everything down. Just drink a little for show and you'll be fine."

Aurora nodded and looked at the vegetables that Cindy was preparing to fry.

Perhaps because her hangover still lingered, she couldn't work up the appetite even at the sight of food.

However, she hadn't eaten much during the last night's appointment. Moreover, she hadn't eaten anything since she was in a rush to leave earlier, and she still didn't eat after coming back because she was too lethargic. Her stomach was still empty now, so she would have to consume something. Otherwise, her health would collapse.

Aurora waited for the soup to cool down before she drank it all in one go.

After a while, Cindy asked about Aurora's work arrangements and wondered if she'd be filming like Ian.

Aurora shook her head. "It's not my turn yet. I asked Hannah yesterday, and she said I would be acting a bit later. It's fine, I'll just wait for the news. After all, they will inform me when my turn comes."

Aurora had really changed after signing the contract. She had more confidence with work now, and she looked more secure and at ease.

The two had a relaxed dinner. Because of Aurora's tiny appetite, she stopped eating after a few bites, but she remained seated at the table nonetheless.

She asked about Cindy's work, whereas the latter thought for a while before answering, "I'm doing fine. I'm progressing further than I first imagined."

Aurora nodded. "You said you only come home to eat and sleep, and most of your time is spent working at the company. If your work environment is terrible, your mood will be greatly affected as well."

It was true, and Cindy knew that as well. If her work environment was great, her entire attitude toward life would become better. If her mood was affected because her work environment was terrible, she would start to feel depressed.

Save for eating and sleeping, the eight hours of work really took up a large percentage of her life. If she couldn't be happy during those long hours, she couldn't find any reason to be too optimistic about life in general.

Cindy's appetite today was quite good, and she ate a lot.

Aurora was satisfied when she saw Cindy's expression. "I used to wonder what sort of girl Ian would marry. After he got into the entertainment industry, I thought he would have a lot of trouble in this department. I'm not saying that he's irresponsible, but under those circumstances, any normal person would find it hard to resist."

When she heard that Ian was dating his assistant and that they had been together for a few years, she hadn't been too happy about it.

From the get-go, it wasn't because of Cindy's background. Instead, Aurora knew that Ian would encounter lots of outstanding people in the future due to his background and identity, so she assumed that he would break up with Cindy sooner or later.

She didn't want Ian to waste too much time on relationships like her, for it had used up all her time.