Chris was busy decorating the house, while Jessica sat in front of the computer making money for the employees.

On the first day of the holiday, there was a morning meeting with people from Lonat. Shannon and Indya were both there, and Nina joined in as well. They discussed the Wilder Group’s plan to expand the entertainment department and connect with FN, which now required overseas certification.

In the afternoon, the video content returned to the domestic side, with a joint meeting between the Wilder Group and FN’s executives to choose the content for collaboration and the first batch of signed artists.

Chris happened to start putting up window decorations in the study. In the video, Chris wore casual home clothes and gestured toward the window behind Jessica for quite a while. Just as he was about to start sticking decorations, Indya shouted, “Sir, it’s crooked.”

Hearing that, Chris withdrew his hand. Jessica also turned around to look.

“Didn’t I say I’d help you after my meeting?” Jessica stood up and helped Chris fix the position.

With Jessica holding it steady, Chris began putting up the decorations.

“It’s fine. You’ve had a tiring meeting. These little things, I can handle myself. Are you hungry?”

Jessica nodded. She had been in meetings since she woke up and only eaten a sandwich at noon, now she was really starving. But since FN’s executives were still on the call, Jessica didn’t want to cause delays.

“40 more minutes, then let’s eat together.”

Chris glanced at the time – it was indeed time to prepare dinner.

“Alright, I’ll cook. You guys continue with the meeting.”

After saying this, he bent down and kissed Jessica on the cheek, then took scissors and tape and left. Nina rested her chin on her hand on the other end of the line and shook her head.

“Hey, don’t show off your love like that. I’m single here – can you at least consider my feelings?”

Back in her chair, Jessica glanced at Nina.

“What are you talking about? If I remember correctly, last week’s trending topic was you and Matthew Robinson, right?”

Matthew Robinson was an artist who had returned from a foreign boy band, now developing solo, with a solid fan base in Cheria but no independent studio yet. He was really good-looking, no wonder Nina liked that type.

When Matthew’s name came up, Nina quickly waved her hand.

“Don’t mention it. I was just dragging him into the spotlight. His concert in Impelia was our exclusive release, and our company handled the venue promotions. It was just hype.”

“Really?” Indya seemed skeptical. “I remember the trending topic said you two went to a hotel together?”

Nina pointed at Indya. “That’s right! Because of that trending topic, my brother got mad – called me at six in the morning and woke me up. Come on, I’m an adult. Isn’t this normal?”

The Felton family was an affluent one but more open-minded about entertainment industry matters. But Roy wasn’t. Anyone who dared get close to his sister would definitely have a leg broken.

“Matthew looks very manly. I’ve seen his boy band – not really suitable for the mainstream here. Do you think I could sign Matthew?” asked Jessica.

Nina glanced at Jessica, feeling she was being intentional.

“As long as the price is right, Matthew recently spent a lot on his concert and urgently needs a boost. If your price is reasonable, he has no reason to refuse. I think you could add an endorsement deal for him to strengthen his position domestically.”

Jessica understood this clearly.

During dinner, the TV was on, still showing entertainment news, and there were Nina and Matthew’s headlines prominently displayed.

“Is this really Nina? They went to a hotel?” Chris reacted just like Roy.