The Unveiled Rose

Zachary finally realized that he hadn't been to Rowena's place in a while. "Okay!"

She smiled. "What would you like to eat? Grandma will make it for you."

Zachary wasn't picky about food anymore. As long as someone made him a meal, that was enough.

He said, "As long as Grandma makes it, I'll love it."

Rowena's heart nearly melted when she heard Zachary's words. "Then Grandma will make something you like!"

Zachary excitedly said, "Great!"Text © owned by NôvelDrama.Org.

...

I sat at the office and began reflecting on my mother's words.

I suddenly felt so relieved that I didn't listen to her and instead made the decision to divorce.

Even if Steven had promised to focus on me, he would still secretly be entangled with Jessica. In the end, he might even force me to coexist peacefully with her. If it came to that, how painful would it be for me? I unconsciously smiled.

Since leaving Steven, I have found a great job with an excellent salary and have a loving daughter who cares for me. Plus, I have a wonderful boyfriend.

I started to like my life.

Three knocks sounded on the door.

Zane heard the knocking and coldly said, "Come in."

Eric pushed the door open, passed by Zane, and whispered, "I'm looking for Annalise."

Zane replied with a simple, "Mm."

Eric stopped beside me. "The comic has been translated. In a few days, we'll ask our colleagues in the international department to help with the promotion.

"The translation for the first episode of the animation is also nearing completion. Within about half a month, we'll begin pushing it out simultaneously."

As Eric spoke, he placed a stack of documents before me. "When the content is still limited in the early stages, the promotional efforts will naturally be small. But once more content is translated, the promotion will follow suit." He added, offering a concrete timeline, "At most, it will take a year. Your comic will be a global hit by then.

"By that time, merchandise sales will definitely skyrocket, and You'll be rolling in money."

I thought about what my life would look like a year from now. "So, I'll be rich?"

"Of course," Eric proudly responded. "In the next few days, I'll contact domestic and international publishers to see if we can directly publish your comic."

I was puzzled. "If the content isn't finished, can we still publish it?"

Eric responded without hesitation, "Of course, we can publish it in volumes. I think the content you've drawn so far is enough for two books.

"The sales of the merchandise are increasing every day. I can't even imagine how explosive the sales will be when we have physical books."

Eric suddenly stood up, looking a bit frustrated. "How did I not think of this earlier?"

"You can keep busy with your work," he added. "I have something else to take care of, so I'll leave now."

Before I could respond, Eric hurriedly left the office.

Zane also stood up. "Anna, I need to go out for a while."

"Okay."

...

Zane caught up with Eric. "Wait, don't rush off."

Eric stopped. "Is there something wrong?"

Zane's voice remained cold. "Come with me."

Eric was still very excited. He just wanted to get back to the office and record all his thoughts. He even considered telling Zane that it would be better not to disturb him if it weren't something urgent. But he held his words back.

He followed Zane to the meeting room and closed the door behind him. "Mr. Huxham, is there something you need?"

"If the publishers aren't willing to publish Anna's work..." Zane only just remembered this issue when Eric brought it up. "We can fund the publishing ourselves."