Ivan took one copy of the contract and ced it back in the drawer. Standing up, he reached out to her, “Looking forward to your perfect ending.”


    ire also stood up, formally shaking his well-defined hand, “Thank you for your approval, Mr. Marsh.”


    “We will stay as true to the original work as possible, trying to retain your fan base,” he said.


    “Alright,” she responded, touched by his words.


    “Happy to coborate,” Ivan’s lips curved into a handsome smile.


    “Happy to coborate.”


    Releasing her hand, Ivan added, “Ouric team at thepany is newly formed, and this will be your first book.”


    “Have you found aic artist?” ire asked, taking a sip of her coffee, her eyes sparkling. “I am very interested inics. I think those who can turn their ideas into reality on paper are exceptionally talented!”


    Ivan didn’t hesitate to praise her, “I think those who can convey emotions through words are also very talented, especially those who can resonate with readers.”


    ire didn’t stay long, as she had to go home to be with her little baby.


    After finishing her coffee and taking the contract, she thanked Mr. Marsh again and left.


    Shortly after, Andrew entered.


    Ivan asked him, “How did it go with theic artists I asked you to contact?”


    “Two of them are in Japan and have no ns to return home in the near future. No matter how high our offer, they are not interested. They might be rich second generations who are indifferent to money. It seems that they are motivated by passion,” Andrew said helplessly.


    This furrowed Ivan’s brows. Were there really artists that even Marsh Group couldn’t recruit?


    “What about the other two?” he inquired.


    He had chosen four artists in total after personally inspecting their styles online. All of them were recognized by Ivan and had a certain level of poprity and fan base. He wanted to invite them to be the main artists.


    “I can’t reach one of them. She doesn’t reply to private messages, her phone is disconnected, and her social media hasn’t been updated for a long time. I managed to contact thest one, but she can onlye for an interview on the first of next month. She doesn’t seem too excited about our offer and is quiteid-back. I’m not sure if she wille on Monday,” Andrew exined.


    Ivan’s sharp gaze locked onto him.


    With a flock of crows passing by outside, Andrew continued, “Mr. Marsh, it’s not my fault. This group… they’re just strange.”


    He added with a somewhat bitter smile, “I’ve found thatic artists are quite proud. They’re not swayed by money; they have their own spiritual world and are really rxed.”


    “And who did you contact?” Ivan asked.N?velDrama.Org (C) content.


    A moment of hesitation passed, and Andrew replied, “Bubu… the cat lover.”


    “Bubu the Cat Lover,” Ivan repeated coolly.


    “Exactly,” Andrew chuckled awkwardly. “Bubu the Cat Lover, Bubu the Cat Lover.” However, internally, he was questioning the pen name. Why not just call her Bubu or Cat Cat?


    Among the four carefully selectedic artists, Ivan favored Bubu’s style the most. He felt that she was a girl with a strong hand when it came to leading.


    Therefore, hemanded, “Forget about the other three. Keep a close eye on this Bubu. Find a way to recruit her, no matter what. I only care about the results.”


    “Got it,” Andrew felt like he had just taken on a huge challenge.


    A great work requires a great team and a skilled lead artist. “Bubu the Cat Lover” was the person Ivan had chosen.