“After the conclusion of this round of discussions, we are also nning to hold a seminar for entertainmentpanies. We hope that yourpany will actively participate,” Mr. Holden stated, outlining their future ns and policy adjustments to prevent simr issues from arising again.


    Jane understood the implications and agreed wholeheartedly. Her attitude had shifted from seeking revenge for Patrick’spany to a willingness to cooperate with relevant departments and ensure the healthy development of the entertainment industry.


    Having been in the industry for a long time, Jane and Patrick’spany did not want to see the industry facing destruction. Although Patrick’spany had other subsidiary matters to attend to, entertainment remained their main focus.


    They were responsible for nurturing talent and could not easily switch to other projects. Thus, it was only natural for Jane’s attitude to change and for Mr. ckwood and Mr. Holden to appreciate her cooperation.


    “We are pleased to see your change in attitude and your willingness to work with us,” Mr. Holden expressed. “We will handle this in three steps. First, you must promptly pay the fine ording to the regtions, then earnestly summarize your learning during this period.”


    “Finally, once the discussion and seminar for the entertainmentpany are over, you will participate as usual,” he continued. Jane nodded and epted all this humbly.


    The effect of the meeting had improved, and the atmosphere in the meeting room was no longer as tense as before. Everyone was actively discussing how to proceed and addressing the specific articles that Jane’spany had vited.


    However, in the midst of all this, Jane received an urgent call. Both her children were running a fever, and the nanny was panicking. She tried Patrick’s phone but couldn’t reach him, so she had to remain and discuss with the department how she could leave early.


    By the time Jane exined the situation, the nanny had already taken the children to the hospital. Jane messaged Harrison, who then left work to apany the nanny. After all, a nanny couldn’t make decisions on medical matters for the children – Jane and her family had to be involved in those decisions.


    Understanding Jane’s specific circumstances, Mr. Holden waspassionate, allowing her to leave temporarily once she had paid the fine. Mr. ckwood also agreed to let her handle two specific tasks before leaving temporarily.


    The first was to guide thepany’s efforts in the online entertainment realm, and the second was to issue a proper response after the relevant penalties were determined. These were reasonable requests, and Jane readily agreed to all of them.N?velDrama.Org owns this.


    Mr. Holden was understanding, considering that Jane had already shown a proactive approach to address the situation. He also respected the urgency of her family matter and made an exception for her to deal with it first.


    Once Jane had agreed to everything, the two department heads wore smiles of approval. They urged Jane to handle the remaining tasks promptly, after which she hurried to the hospital, leaving thepany’s assistant in charge of the pending matters.


    “I will send you an ount number, this is the official ount of the department. They are going to penalize us ording to the regtions, so pay the fine as soon as possible. I have other matters to attend to,” Jane instructed her assistant.


    After an hour, the department informed Jane that the payment had been received. She quickly notified the two department heads before rushing off to the hospital.