10 Money is More Important

"Of course, I accept!"

Emily promptly took the contract, perusing it several times, then signed her name at the bottom.

Ola nodded in satisfaction and asked June to show Emily around.

Emily, who had accepted Ola's job offer, felt like a bird set free, her spirits instantly lifted by the anticipation of her incoming salary and the hope it represented. She followed behind June, stepping into the demanding and bustling world of theatre work.

"Emily, this is our makeup room, where you will coordinate between the actors and makeup artists in the future," June explained as she led Emily on a tour. Her speech was fast and precise, giving Emily a sense of the intense atmosphere of theatre work.

Colin was sitting at a table halfway through his makeup process when he saw Emily walk in. He stood up, "Remember to come watch our rehearsal later."

Emily nodded politely but made no promises.

June led Emily further along the lengthy hallway, "This corridor connects the backstage and the front of the