'We'll be family one day anyway. Getting to know him better now will only bring us closer.'
Jiang Wan mused. Soon, the two of them arrived at the foot of her apartment building.
"Lin Shen, wait here for a bit. I'll be right down, in about ten minutes."
"Okay."
While waiting in the car for Jiang Wan, Lin Shen used the time to wrap up some loose ends.
For instance, he drafted a contract to send to Su Youji.
The contract's main focus was on profit distribution, covering advertising revenue, sales commissions, platform revenue sharing, performance fees, and other items.
Lin Shen planned to offer Su Youji a 70-30 split—with her getting the 70%. He would even let her retain full ownership of the account. It was a huge concession.
After all, once the contract was signed, he would be responsible for staff salaries, providing a venue, equipment, and scripts. Down the line, he'd also have to handle marketing and promotion to increase the account's exposure.
