The more she thought about it, the angrier she became, lashing out at the man, "Do you have the nerve to be angry? Isn't this mess all because of you? Mark left, the studio has no photographer; I can't go to work, the short videos have no star. If this continues, the studio will close down soon!"
Moreover, what was more important was that if it was simply a matter of closing down, that would just be starting from scratch.
But the problem was that the studio had a contract with Xinghai Media—they had invested a substantial amount of real money, and they had to receive corresponding returns—if the studio went under, they would still owe Xinghai five million.
The total assets of her and Yu Qiao combined wouldn't cover that amount.
They couldn't possibly have to sell their house, right?
Even if she could sell, it didn't matter to her, as she had no family and could live anywhere.