Chapter 1341

Aurora noticed Megan had suddenly gone quiet, her gaze fixed on the distance.

Curious, she asked, “What’s wrong? What’s that little head of yours thinking about?”

“Nothing, I just feel like I really need to work harder.”

“Of course you do.”

Aurora welcomed the thought with a smile. “You definitely need to. If you don’t, what about your parents later on? And more than that, I want to see you stand on your own as an adult. Being pure is fine for now, but there are plenty of bad people in the world.”

“Mm, I understand!”

The two of them chatted and laughed all the way to the production team.

The staff only went over the show’s flow briefly.

The moment they saw Aurora in person, their satisfaction soared. They hadn’t expected her to be even more stunning than on television. The cameras had only diminished her looks. What they captured didn’t even show twenty percent of her true beauty.

And even so, Aurora still appeared flawless on screen. It was hard to imagine what her fans would do if they saw her in real life.

The director grew even more enthusiastic upon seeing Aurora. Though the show hadn’t even started filming, he was already picturing how wildly popular it would be.

“Miss Walton, hello. Our program mainly focuses on architecture. Considering the nature of your studio, that’s why we extended the invitation.”

Aurora inclined her head slightly. “Yes, Mr. Smith. It was also because of the studio that I considered joining. Thank you for the opportunity.”

“Not at all, not at all. With your looks, it’s a shame you’re not heading into the entertainment industry.”

Aurora paid no mind, her red lips curving into a smile. From childhood until now, she’d heard that line countless times. But her ambitions had never been there.

“Mr. Smith, let’s focus on the program’s flow,” Aurora smoothly shifted the topic. “Besides, isn’t this already my way of stepping into the entertainment industry?”

The two exchanged a knowing smile. The director was a shrewd man.

It was obvious Aurora had no real intention of entering showbiz—she was here to promote her studio. And he, in turn, had his eye on her looks, knowing they could bring big returns for his show. It was mutual benefit, no need to split hairs.

“Alright then, I’ll give you a brief rundown for now. We’ll be sending the contract to you later.”

“The format is simple. The show will run for five episodes, but for now, we’re planning for you to join three. The main focus is on introducing architecture and corporate culture. If possible, we’d also like to film inside your studio.”

“In addition, we’ll invite a few celebrities to join you for some puzzle-style games, mainly to help people better understand architecture in an engaging way.”

Aurora had no objections to that. She even thought it wasn’t a bad idea to use the opportunity to highlight traditional architecture—it could be quite meaningful.

Even Megan chimed in with praise. “That really does sound great, and it’ll help spread our traditional culture. For kids, it should be pretty educational too.”