The door closed behind him, and I quickly got up, pulling on my dress haphazardly.
I carefully looked around, but couldn't find my suitcase anywhere.
Only one room was locked, and I couldn't open it.
Forget it, it's not important. I hurriedly fled the villa.
In an apartment, I nestled on the sofa.
Lin Qian tossed a set of keys and a contract to me, "Can you accept it now?"
I flipped the worn contract to the last page, and there was a space next to Lin Qian's signature.
In school, I was once a student that teachers were proud of, having won several college design awards.
After resigning, with nothing better to do, I'd draw some sketches to sell to ghostwriter black markets.
Lin Qian always praised me, saying my designs would definitely be a hit, and several times she tried to persuade me to start a studio together, but I always refused.