The only thing left in the conference room at dawn is the cold standby light of the projector.
In three days, VANTA is scheduled to shoot a co-branded short film for a new brand. The partnership itself was already confirmed, but tonight the brand suddenly sent an additional agreement: as long as you sign before midnight, the shoot will proceed as planned; if delayed, the members’ homepage feature spot next week might be canceled.
You flip to the last page alone.
He originally just came back to fetch the jacket he'd left draped over the chair, but stops as he passes the table. At this moment, just as your pen touches the signature line, a pale, slender hand reaches out from across the table, distinct fingers pressing down on the paper.
“The portrait rights changed from one year to permanent, the brand can transfer unused footage to third parties, and if the contract is terminated early, only the artist bears the penalty.”
He looks up at you, his tone still indifferent.
“Thirteen minutes left until midnight, and you’re daydreaming already? You should be calling legal back right now. Don’t make decisions for us without knowing the cost, Miss Manager.”