"I'm really sorry, senior, but you don't know my situation. I have a daughter at home who is not yet one month old, so I'm almost tied to the house and can't go anywhere, so I can only thank you for your kindness."

Yu Qi next to him nodded, indicating that what he said was true.

"Daughter? How old are you now that you are a father?"

Song Hui widened her eyes and looked up and down Gu Cheng curiously, trying to find the aura and characteristics of a married man.

"Ha, this is a long story. By the way, this is a photo of my daughter."

Gu Cheng smiled bitterly at first, and Song Hui across from him immediately understood that this was a man with a story.

As a dad, Gu Cheng is very responsible. The day after Youyou returned home, he took a photo of Youyou with his eyes open and looking at him, asked Li Lan to help develop it, and then placed it on his

The front of the wallet.

Looking at the cute little man in the photo, Song Hui suddenly had a smile on her face.

Speaking of which, she is now in her thirties, but has never found a man she can trust for life, so she can only put all her thoughts on work.

Most of the best friends I made in college have started their own families, have babies, and have successfully become mothers.

Song Hui attended several class reunions, and each time she could only watch from the corner as the mothers shared their experiences in raising children with each other, praising each other's daughters for successfully inheriting their mother's strengths.

Moreover, most of the people attending the class reunions brought their family members with them, and she was alone every time. As time went by, everyone looked at her in a strange way.

So she rarely attended similar gatherings from then on, but it was really a lie to say that she didn't like children. Every time she saw other people's babies, she felt a little maternal love overflowing, and she thought to herself if she was

What will the child be like if the mother is gone?

"It's so beautiful, is it a girl?"

Although the tone was questioning, her attitude was still very clear. She thought it was a girl.

"Yes, her name is Gu Youyou, she is a little girl."

Hearing the words of praise for himself, Gu Cheng smiled extremely happily, even happier than when he signed the contract just now.

On the other hand, Yu Qi could only hold his forehead helplessly. Since his junior became a father, he has successfully become a child-showing maniac, and he has to share his daughter's appearance with him wherever he goes.

The next time was spent as Song Hui listened carefully to Gu Cheng's explanation of the interesting things in the process of taking care of her daughter, while Yu Qi could only refill his coffee cup by cup to pass the time.

"Okay. It's getting late. Junior, I'm going back. I've already bought the ticket. I'm very happy to get to know you, a young talent. We will have to deal with each other for a long time in the future. I must go to you next time.

Sit down and take a good look at this cute little elf."

Song Hui glanced at the time on her wrist and said goodbye regretfully. If she didn't have to go back, she would have stayed here for a few more days to have a good get-together with her two juniors.

She felt that her biggest gain from this trip was getting to know the two of them. She thought that when she first came out of the society, she also received help from her seniors in her school, so that she could successfully take root in this profession. Now it is the time

It was a gift, so after exchanging business cards, she promised to call her if she needed anything, and she would do her best to help.

Watching Yu Qi put Song Hui into the car, Gu Cheng also relaxed a little. At this time, he was extremely grateful to his predecessor for his efforts, successfully admitted to the most famous university in China, and received a lot of help in his life path.

Yu Qi put Song Hui into a taxi, then watched her go away, then turned back to the coffee shop next to her and sat down in her seat.

"This is lucky. I can meet my senior sister to take charge of this matter. Otherwise, there will definitely be a lot of twists and turns, and the negotiation will not be so smooth."

Yu Qi was very concerned about these matters. There were quite a few copyright transactions handled by him, and it was rare that things went as smoothly as today.

People attach great importance to their own interests. Writers hope to get more autonomy and supervision rights, and do not want their hard work to be wasted.

The film and television company wants to reduce production costs and also hopes that writers will not participate in the construction of the crew. Because they are in different positions, producers and directors are thinking about how to sell movies, while writers are thinking about preserving their own storytelling. There is bound to be a gap between them.

There are many conflicts.

Therefore, every negotiation is tense, and some serious negotiation cycles are even counted in months.

"By the way. Senior sister, I couldn't tell you just now. I think your font is very interesting, so can you write a copybook? Our publishing house will contact you to publish it and give you 25% of the royalties."

Yu Qi said what he had just been thinking about and waited for Gu Cheng's reply.

The reason why it is so exciting is that the copybook market is huge, the cost is extremely low, the sales cycle is long, and it can basically be sold forever. There is a steady stream of school students, who are all natural potential buyers.

Moreover, Haohan Publishing House has a deep foundation and has relationships with cultural departments in various places. It is easy to suggest that the other party add this copybook to the cultural department to recommend works. In addition, this thing itself is excellent, so Yu Qi is very confident.

adequate.

Gu Cheng touched his chin. Of course he was moved by Yu Qi's proposal. The copybook seemed inconspicuous, but it was still very profitable. In his previous life, he had seen news that a company specializing in publishing copybooks was successfully listed. It took three years.

91 million copybooks were sold, with a gross profit margin of over 60%.

"Yes, but there is one thing. I will not sell out the copyright. I will only sell the printing rights. You decide the first printing, and then the royalties will be increased for each printing. Under the same conditions, you have priority."

Now that he knows the profits from this, Gu Cheng will certainly not be polite. Who in the world can have trouble with money? Moreover, maybe the royalties from the sale of the copybooks will exceed the profits from his own book publishing.

Yu Qi calculated the accounts silently in his mind, and after careful consideration, he found that there was still a profit to be made, and he didn't know yet whether the copybook would be easy to sell, so this transaction was more suitable for both parties, and under the same conditions, he could still make money.

The priority can be accepted by the board of directors.

So he nodded, stretched out his palm, and held it with Gu Cheng.
Chapter completed!