Chapter 166
We can also buy the rights to trending movies and TV shows to add to the platform.
She wasn’t overly greedy. The platform would offer ad-supported free viewing, as well as a premium subscription model without interruptions.
“You’re incredibly shrewd, aren’t you p>
“I’ll take that as a compliment.
Solflare Entertainment has a large roster of signed artists now. Whenever they aren’t booked for major productions, they just sit idle, wasting valuable resources. That’s what gave me the idea for short dramas-it’s the perfect way to utilize them.” Right now, what they really lacked were script editors.
In her previous life, the mobile short-drama industry had raked in massive profits. It was only later, when too many companies flooded the market, that the profit margins wore thin.
Now, Mira was going to get in on the ground floor and line her pockets with that initial wave of massive dividends.
This was the ultimate advantage of possessing knowledge from the future.
“Your boss is definitely going to reward you heavily for caring this much about the company,” Mr. Harth noted.
Mira smiled. “Since we’ve come this far, I won’t hide it from you anymore, Mr. Harth. I am the boss.
But keep it strictly confidential for now p>
Since she had pulled Mr. Harth into the company, she couldn’t keep it a secret from him forever.
But her multi-million dollar capital was just in its infancy. Compared to the tens of billions commanded by massive corporate empires, her company had barely taken its first steps.
If Mr. Porter and the Mercer family ever found out that Solflare Entertainment belonged to Mira, what would they think? What would they do?
At that moment, Owen arrived to pick Mira up.
“I have to go. I’m heading to the office p>
They were busy launching the bike-sharing startup right now, and her physical presence was mandatory. Many critical decisions required Mira’s final approval.
This included drawing on the failures and lessons of multiple bike-sharing companies from her past life to avoid their costly mistakes.
“Mr. Harth? Mr. Harth p>
Mira had already left, but Mr. Harth was still standing there, completely petrified.
Rachel called his name twice. When she didn’t get a reaction, she shook his arm, finally snapping him out of his daze.
“Was everything Mira just said… true p>
“Why would she lie to you about something like that? Just remember, keep it a secret for now p>
“Right, right. I know p>
Mr. Harth finally packed away the scripts and hurriedly left. He still had to finish moving today.
Stepping out of Mira’s house, Mr. Harth couldn’t calm his racing heart for a long time.
He had thought it was impressive enough that a high school student like Mira had become a signed singer for Solflare Entertainment.
He never imagined she was the actual boss! And she was only seventeen!
He used to feel pretty proud of himself, holding a master’s degree from a prestigious university. But to Mira, he felt like he had
compared dife. Then
been wasting again encountering an academic prodigy like her was the ultimate blessing in his life.
From now on, he was going to learn from her in every possible way.
Mr. Harth was already hardworking, driven, and ambitious. Now that he had found a
true role model, he was ready to push himself even harder.
From that day on, he adopted Mira’s entire daily routine and lifestyle.
If Mira, a high school senior, could juggle multiple jobs and still carve out free time
every day, he, a teacher, should definitely have an easier time than his graduating students.
If he didn’t hustle now, he deserved to be strapped for cash.
So, he started waking up at five in the morning every day to exercise with Mira in the garden.
However, as a teacher, he had to
arrive at school early. He finished his
workout an hour before Mira,
headed upstairs at six to wash up p>
and then went to school for O
breakfast and lesson prep.
Every day when school let out at four in the afternoon, barring any special
circumstances, he commuted home with Mira.
He ate dinner at Mira’s house, paying a nominal fee of seventy dollars a month,
which was deducted directly from his editor’s salary.
Afterward, he would head to the company with Mira to work for two hours.
Being at the office allowed him to collaborate with colleagues, the chief editor, and the directors. It was a completely different dynamic than revising scripts alone in his O apartment.
Plus, the structured environment kept him accountable, ensuring he never slacked
off.
Not only did they elevate each other’s work, but at the end of the month, he also received a second paycheck that easily surpassed his teaching salary.
Then, before seven o’clock, he would catch a ride back with Mira.
They would put in another two hours of work together, right there in Mira’s house.
During this time, Mr. Harth would grade papers and prepare his lessons, while Mira previewed material, reviewed her notes, and did her homework.
It was also incredibly convenient for her to ask him questions whenever she hit a roadblock.
Rachel would slice up fresh fruit, bring out pastries, and keep a pot of hot water ready for their tea.
By nine o’clock, he followed Mira’s example, heading home to rest right on time and absolutely refusing to pull all-nighters.