After a full month of commercial performances, brand endorsements, and meticulously negotiated additional clauses with the company, one-third of the ambitious fifty-million-yuan net profit goal had already been achieved. Canxing Entertainment clearly had not fully anticipated the far-reaching influence packed by The Voice of China brand. In this feast of fame and fortune, Qin Tian, as the champion, undoubtedly reaped the greatest dividends, followed closely by Wu Mochou, whose earnings were likewise not to be underestimated.
After half a month of lively daily conversations, Qin Tian mysteriously vanished for yet another week. Miss Nazha had long grown accustomed to his warm morning and evening greetings, and to sharing every little detail of her life with him. Yet Qin Tian's sudden disappearance left her with nothing to dwell on each day except the excuse that he was "busy." Had she not frequently caught sight of him in the news—commanding astronomical endorsement fees and racing from one commercial gig to the next—she might truly have suspected that he had gone off to find a new love interest.
Following a playful exchange of banter, Qin Tian and Nazha finally resumed their normal teasing routine, with Qin Tian managing to soothe her simulated anger with a mix of humor and literary quotes.
Chapter 17