Sheng Tang was a bit nervous.
She looked at Gu Jiahui, who was calm and unhurried: "I thought we agreed that Bo Yue Film and Television wouldn't do artist management."
At that time, they did indeed say so.
Bo Yue Film and Television wouldn't do artist management; it was just a film production company.
"A company needs to grow bigger, developing a few more departments isn't a bad thing," Gu Jiahui said. "If you're unhappy, I'll transfer his contract to Guanghong."
"Who did you sign?"
"Someone you know, William," Gu Jiahui said.
Sheng Tang: "..."
He paused for a moment, then added, "You guys worked together quite happily; he's also a very good actor and sings well. Currently, he's very popular."
Sheng Tang was a bit surprised but no longer angry.
As long as it's not Fu Qingcen, it's fine.
As long as it's not Fu Qingcen, she can accept anyone.
"Then won't we have to hire a manager?" Sheng Tang asked. "Are we bringing people over from Guanghong too?"
