After Su Le left, Su Yin came back not long after.
Her mood was evidently better when she returned.
It wasn't that the economic company had given her any good vibes; on the contrary, they had put a lot of pressure on her and explicitly told her that if she couldn't turn things around this time, the company wouldn't bail her out, and she would still need to shoulder the economic losses caused by her breach of contract.
She had done the calculations; according to the contract, she wouldn't have to pay much in damages.
Because of her relationship with the agent, who truly regarded Su Yin as her own sister and was genuinely moved by Su Yin's struggles in the entertainment industry, the agent had her keep an eye out during the signing of the contract, trying not to take on too much responsibility herself.
