Fearing that he would not understand, Fu Shiyi explained in detail.
“This marriage ceremony was for my Old Lady and the rest to see, but a divorce does not mean that my brother and sister-in-law will break up. I asked you to leave with my sister-in-law because I hope that you can take better care of her at work and in her personal life, than if it were another agent.”
In this situation, his brother and sister-in-law would not be able to talk openly.
Luckily, Jolin was gay, otherwise he would not have trusted him to take care of his sister-in-law.
Jolin understood something. So it was not Boss and Weiwei who had a relationship problem and got a divorce, but the elders of the Fu Family who had misunderstood her and wanted them to get divorced.
To put it simply, she was divorcing and going back to when she was just in the relationship with Fu Hanzheng.
The real reason was just a misunderstanding. It seemed that it was so complicated that she could not reveal it to him.
Forget it, he had no interest in learning the secrets of these wealthy families.
“Which company are you going to transfer to after the contract with Shiyi Culture is dismissed?”
“I am going to open a studio, that is why I asked you to come with me. I need your help with many things.” Gu Weiwei confessed.
Jolin was a good friend in the industry and he was very popular. He was smart and quick thinking, and he was exactly the helper her studio needed.
“I am tired of Shiyi Culture, I will take it as a challenge to start over.” Jolin took a sip of coffee and asked anxiously, “What is the main direction of the studio? Artist agency or movie production?”
“Movie production.” Gu Weiwei thought for a while and gave a brief explanation of her ideas. “We will plan to make movies and we will not be an artist’s agency but an investor.”
He had spent so much effort on his girl, and it was not easy for him to find someone else like her. If his girl could not work and rumors ended up spreading, everything would be for naught.
Li Xing’er and Zhou Linna were examples of this, but it was easier to make movies, and it was also her specialty.
Coupled with the fact that they already had a movie that broke the box office records for the Chinese-language movie genre, Sleepless, many people would be willing to support her.
“Good,” Jolin said.
If she was going to be an agent, she would need a good PR team and someone to help her.
After all, if the studio had just started, they would have to find newbies that they could train, or even artists from other companies.
However, if she was mainly responsible for the production of the movie, it would be much less troublesome. She could focus on writing.
Sleepless was the best proof of her ability, so he did not need to worry about the future development of the studio.
“I may have something to deal with these days, so I will have to trouble you with the preparations,” Gu Weiwei said to Jolin.
Jolin agreed instantly.
“But I may not be able to handle such a big matter alone. I know some trustworthy people, I want to see if I can get them to cooperate with me.”
“Okay, let me know when you have gathered everyone and we can have a meeting,” Gu Weiwei said.
Seeing Gu Weiwei discussing work with Jolin, Fu Shiyi thought inwardly, “Is sister-in-law going to work hard after the divorce?”
The three of them talked in the cafe for a long while before Gu Weiwei and Jolin said goodbye to each other at Landscape Villa.
Fu Shiyi checked his text messages and said, “Second Brother said that my brother is going home.”
“Okay,” Gu Weiwei answered briefly.
Actually, they had only been apart for a small amount of time since the wedding… but why did she feel that decades had passed?
