After the divorce, I became a rich girl

Li Jiawei had a smile on her face. She slowly picked up the teacup in front of her and bowed slightly to Liu Yuan. Her eyes were full of sincere respect. She said earnestly, "Sister Yuanyuan, I have to thank you here first. I'll have to trouble you to say a few good words for me in front of Uncle Liu in the future. Your words are much more useful than mine."

After hearing this, Liu Yuan raised the corners of her mouth and smiled. She then picked up the wine glass in front of her and lightly touched it with the teacup in Li Jiawei's hand, making a crisp sound.

She said, "Look at what you said. Since you call me sister, how can I not care about your affairs? Just put your heart at ease and don't worry about anything."

Liu Yanghe sat quietly by the side, watching his daughter and Li Jiawei eagerly discussing the ownership of the film and television adaptation rights of his works under his nose. He became an irrelevant person, and a complex emotion of anger and amusement suddenly surged in his heart.

He sighed softly, shook his head helplessly, then turned to look at Li Yan, a smile of helplessness and doting appeared on his face, and he said apologetically: "My daughter has been spoiled by me since she was a child. She has no sense of propriety in her behavior. I am sorry to make you laugh at her."

Li Yan quickly picked up his own wine glass, leaned forward slightly, raised the glass respectfully in the direction of Liu Yanghe, and said, "Uncle Liu, please don't say that. Sister Yuanyuan behaves like this, which is exactly her true nature. She is frank and honest, which makes people close to her."

Li Yan's call of "Uncle Liu" was surprisingly natural, fluent and logical.

After all, his own sister Li Jiawei has already affectionately called Liu Yanghe "Uncle" and called Liu Yuan "Sister Yuanyuan".

It would be inappropriate for him, as the eldest brother, to act too distant in such a situation.

It's just that, after so many years of struggling in the business world and seeing all kinds of people and things, he never thought that one day, he would suddenly change the way he addressed his negotiating partner, whom he had just met for a short while, from "Teacher Liu Yanghe" to "Uncle Liu".

However, the entire process of the name changing only took the time of a meal.

The dinner was a joyful one, and both the host and the guests enjoyed themselves. Although the film and television adaptation rights of "My Youth" that Li Jiawei had been looking forward to did not fall into her bag smoothly at the dinner table, fortunately Liu Yanghe did not reject her directly and mercilessly at the beginning, but sincerely said that he would seriously consider it after returning.

It seems that there is still a glimmer of hope for this matter, and it is not completely hopeless.

After sending Liu Yanghe and Liu Yuan, father and daughter, into the car, Li Yan watched the car start slowly, then drive forward steadily, moving away from his sight little by little until it completely disappeared. Only then did he slowly retract his gaze.

He turned his head with a concerned look in his eyes and looked at Li Jiawei beside him. He wanted to comfort her, so he lowered his voice and asked softly, "Not only did you lose tens of millions in compensation this time, but you also didn't get the result you had been thinking about and longing for. Do you feel a little disappointed in your heart?"

When Li Jiawei heard Li Yan's question, she turned around and looked at Li Yan with a smile on her face. She shook her head gently and then said, "Uncle Liang once told me that when doing things, we should not only care about the gains and losses at the moment, but should have a longer-term vision. He also gave me a very meaningful sentence."

Li Yan showed a curious smile on his face and asked with interest, "Oh? What wise words did Uncle Liang tell you?"

Li Jiawei raised her chin slightly, her eyes revealing a hint of confidence, and said: "'Cast a long line to catch a big fish'! Therefore, I was actually mentally prepared for today's result, so I don't feel disappointed.

"Brother, think about it carefully. Even if I didn't get the result I dreamed of in the end, what kind of person is Uncle Liu? He is the president of the Writers Association. How could a person of his status and position owe me such a big favor for no reason?"

Li Jiawei's eyes flashed with a shrewd light, and she continued, "He will definitely not let me suffer any loss. Besides, if I have the honor to meet a person like Uncle Liu and have this relationship with him, the benefits I can get in the future are countless, and the value is far greater than just getting the film and television adaptation rights."

On the other side, after Liu Yuan and her father returned to the hotel, as soon as they stepped into the room, Liu Yuan seemed to have all the strength drained away in an instant. She walked straight to the sofa in a very ungraceful manner, and then collapsed on it with a "thump". Her whole body spread out in a big letter shape, showing a lazy look.

Seeing his daughter's listless and lazy look, Liu Yanghe could not help but frown slightly, his eyes full of concern, but he said with a hint of reproach: "Child, if you are tired, go back to your room and lie down on the bed to rest. It's not right for you to lie here like this."

After hearing what her father said, Liu Yuan stood up from the sofa, crossed her hands and placed them on her legs, stared at her father closely, and then asked, "Dad, I have been wondering why you didn't just agree to give the film and television adaptation rights to Jiawei today?

She has such a profound and unique understanding of your work. Besides, the strength of Universal Pictures is obvious to all and it is there for all to see.

And the most important thing is that she is completely different from Wang Han and Wang Zhe. She is not the kind of person who would do shameless things. No matter how you look at it, all the conditions are just right. Why don't you agree to a company with such good hardware conditions?"

After listening to his daughter, Liu Yanghe raised his head, sighed softly, his expression slightly solemn, then slowly walked to a chair beside him and sat down. He fell into deep thought, as if he was carefully weighing and considering, trying to find the most appropriate way to answer the question raised by his daughter.

After a while, Liu Yanghe slowly said: "This matter is far from as simple as you see on the surface.

In this industry, many well-known directors and strong capital investors have come to me and expressed great interest in the film and television adaptation rights of this book.

If I just hand over the adaptation rights to Universal Pictures so casually, how can I explain it to those other people in the future? So, I have to think about this matter carefully, and I can't rush it. I have to take it slowly. "