Wen Jing continued searching online for news about Chen Feng, especially trying to find real photos of him, but unfortunately, she found nothing.
However, she didn’t doubt Chen Feng was deceiving her, because since he promised to let Jiang Xiaoshan enter Fengmang Film and Television Company, it would be easy to verify the truth.
"Did he say when you should start at the company?"
Wen Jing put down her phone and asked.
"He suggested I report in as soon as tomorrow." Jiang Xiaoshan displayed a slightly smug smile, saying with a touch of humility, "I was initially thinking of taking a few days to adjust and prepare myself ntally, but he still wanted to join the company quickly. I guess he sees potential in ."
Even though she knew Jiang Xiaoshan might be boasting, Wen Jing couldn’t help but feel a bit envious.
Back when she was studying dance at the Academy of Arts, her future seed bright. She could have beco a professional dancer and even joined an official institution due to her exceptional talent. But after an accident causing a severe injury to her right ankle, she had no choice but to abandon her dance dreams.
After graduation, she found herself unable to dance anymore, and even with a degree in dance, she couldn’t find related work. Other jobs weren’t suitable for her either.
Furthermore, with her parents divorced and each remarried, she lost significant financial support. Being an only child who was pampered and raised in comfort, it was predictable that she, like many attractive won, would try her hand at live streaming first.
But she knew the live streaming industry could be very tricky; she never fell for those agencies’ sches and always worked independently. Initially, she tried so borderline suggestive content, but after being banned multiple tis, she had to switch to honest broadcasts.
She also attempted to solicit tips during her streams, even hinting there could be more in exchange, but unfortunately, the big tips she hoped for never ca around.
At best, she made four or five thousand a month, which was impossible for her to be content with.
Later, she tried to beco a micro-entrepreneur and a buyer’s agent, but her lack of expertise ant she couldn’t earn much.
Driven by financial necessity, she decided to take up a part-ti job. Initially, she was a part-ti tour guide, catering to wealthy individuals who spent lavishly in Xiu Zhou, accompanying them for als and drinks, taking pictures with them—just one client could earn her a minimum of a thousand, averaging two to three thousand, and by finding 10 such clients a month, she could make over ten thousand.
But sooner or later, one client suggested she continue serving him in the hotel room at night, offering her extra money.
Initially, she firmly refused; however, he was wealthy and doubled his offer from two thousand to four thousand, and after twice being rejected, raised it to eight thousand.
For her at that ti, the offer was just too substantial to refuse.
She was no longer naive; a classmate had deceived her in high school, and she’d had two boyfriends in college.
So, she coyly tried raising the price to ten thousand, stipulating paynt upfront. He hesitated briefly but agreed.
After experiencing the thrill of fast money for the first ti, she could never go back.
Indolence is a human instinct, especially for a beautiful woman like her who had never known hardship; why toil hard for less money when she could earn quick money easily?
However, over ti, as she aged, even if her divorced and remarried parents couldn’t support her financially, they had a tacitly understanding of pressuring her into marriage constantly. Every ti she returned to her hotown, they arranged blind dates for her.
Though she was annoyed by their insistence on marriage, she began to realize that part-ti work was not a long-term solution, and for a beautiful woman, youth was her most valuable asset.
The quick money was enjoyable now but only compared to ordinary people.
To truly wealthy individuals, she was just a temporary, cheap plaything. Considering those won who beca mistresses to wealthy n, who among them didn’t live in villas and drive luxury cars?
Marrying these big bosses would be even better, instantly elevating her to an upper-class lifestyle, leaping from the grassroots to high society, and living an enviable life.
Currently, her hard work in part-ti jobs never earned her more than ten thousand a month. With bad luck, like poor weather affecting business, she might earn a re few thousand in a month.
This gradually filled her with a sense of crisis, always hoping to find a truly wealthy boss to "settle down" with, even if it was as a mistress, which would surely be more lucrative and less tiring than her current part-ti hustle.
But successfully settling down was easier said than done.
Initially, one of her firm criteria for "mate selection" was an age under 40, unless the person was a nationally renowned billionaire; then, the rules could bend.
But after a month or two, she had to raise the age limit to 50, yet still found no one satisfactory.
Even if soone t the age requirent, their appearance was oftentis too unattractive or revolting for her to even contemplate.
In this regard, she remained sowhat self-respecting; she would not take just any man who offered money. Their looks and manners mattered. If they were too old, oily, and crude, she wouldn’t approach them at all.
Usually, the clients she dealt with were sowhat acceptable to her. When she delicately hinted at a willingness to enter a long-term agreent, the conversation would end there.
They all seed to mind her part-ti work history.
This was a blow to Wen Jing, leading her to beco sowhat reckless.
Until this ti, eting Chen Feng gave her a rare opportunity.
To seize this opportunity, she swallowed her jealousy and proactively recomnded the younger, prettier Jiang Xiaoshan to Chen Feng.
The intention was that after Chen Feng accepted Jiang Xiaoshan, she herself would gain more opportunities to win his favor by leveraging her relationship with Jiang Xiaoshan. It would be even better if Jiang Xiaoshan showed gratitude and didn’t hog all the benefits.
She didn’t have any expectations of marrying soone wealthy like Chen Feng. She aid to be a mistress, to live in a villa and drive a luxury car like other won.
This was a simple idea and desire of hers.
"Since he sees great potential in you, you should work even harder, train well after joining his company, and perform outstandingly, giving him face, and he’ll value you even more."
Wen Jing followed her words with this, paused, and emphasized: "However, what’s most important for you next is to closely hold onto him, strive to win him over as quickly as possible. Once you have a substantial relationship with him, he certainly won’t treat you poorly, nor will he hesitate to sign you to his company.
Once you officially sign with his company, I’m confident that as long as you demonstrate so effort and have passable acting skills, as the boss, he will undoubtedly be willing to support you and make you a star.
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