The three of them were chatting over there, while Elaine's assistant brought each of them some hot water to warm their hands.
Following up on what Elaine just said, Sharon Cheney mentioned, "Bella really doesn't need to rush into thinking about an agency right now. It's not too late to plan after 'Brocade River and Mountain' airs. With no fame yet, those looking to sign are just small companies, which would affect future development. After all, in competing for many resources, small companies can't outmatch big ones."
"Hmm, I agree with Sharon's view," Elaine chimed in. "Once filming here wraps up, if Bella hasn't found a job yet, she can come work part-time at my studio. I'll pay her an hourly wage."
"Ms. Flynn, really?" Bella Acker, who had been worrying about how long it would take to land a job after this shoot, felt relieved at this prospect.
Sharon looked at her delight, amused, "Silly girl, hurry up and thank your Ms. Flynn."
