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Chapter 76

I was a bit stunned when Cindy handed me the suggestion proposal. Not to mention, it was about three to four pages long.

I had to admit, she was more hardworking than I thought.

After all, the proposal seemed legitimate after I saw the formatting and layout.

However, I felt a bit uneasy when I saw the content of it.

Cindy’s entire proposal revolved around the four virtual male protagonists in our game that players could romance.

In her proposal, she wrote that character design determined how much a player would spend. Thus, the male protagonists’ appearance was the most important.

Yet, Cindy, who had never completed a project before, thought that our male protagonists weren’t perfect enough. So, she suggested we redraw it.

This was her first point.

But I wasn’t particularly surprised about this.

After all, everyone had their own preferences, and she had done something similar before, so I could understand that.

However, her other proposal was to change the character design of one of the male leads—specifically, the lovesick finance major to that of a high-achieving student.

And the overall image of the scholar was similar to that of Bruce’s.

“The lovesick man’s background information would remind people of Bruce, so this isn’t favorable for Roeval Group’s public image and needs changing,” Cindy wrote in the proposal, making it seem like she was the president’s wife.

She was being quite dominant.

I closed the proposal and glanced at her. “The proposal was written very well. However, if you had carefully reviewed the project, you should know that we received Mr. Harold’s approval when we initiated the project plan.”

I was trying to tell her that Bruce didn’t think the male protagonist’s background was a problem.

Cindy froze for two seconds before answering. “Back then, Bruce only wanted to find a project because it was my university’s requirement. It was quite urgent, and you guys knew each other before. That’s why it led to our collaboration. So…”

Then, she raised her voice and said, “Perhaps Bruce didn’t even see what was inside the project plan.”

Her voice was soft, and there was a hint of a smile in her big eyes.

It was the kind of look that would make people feel like she was genuinely giving us advice.

After some careful deliberation, I thought that she made sense.

After all, she was the company’s game planner, so we couldn’t just ignore her two suggestions.

Besides, although her two suggestions seemed unnecessary to us, Bruce was still backing her up.

Suddenly, the pressure seemed to build up on me out of nowhere.

So, I told Cindy, “If it’s not urgent, please allow me to discuss this with Ms. Whittaker.”

Caroline had told me before to just drag things out in the workplace if it wasn’t anything pressing.

However, Cindy seemed unwilling to give me this opportunity.

She smiled, saying, “Of course. I would also like to take part in the discussion. If it’s necessary, I can also call Bruce to come over.”

She was bringing up Bruce again. It seemed that she was determined for us to give her feedback on the two suggestions as soon as possible. Content belongs to NovelDrama.Org

“There’s no rush,” I responded in a soothing tone. “Mr. Harold is busy, so we can just discuss among ourselves. We don’t want to bother Roeval Group’s board members with such trivial matters.” Content belongs to NovelDrama.Orgnovelbin

Cindy’s attitude softened when the board members were brought up, and her eyelids drooped. “Okay. I’ll do as you say.”

With the discussion concluded, I watched as she returned to the office with a lack of enthusiasm. Then, I closed my eyes and let out a gentle sigh of relief. Content belongs to NovelDrama.Org

If Bruce had seen this scene, perhaps he would think that we were bullying his beloved.

Suddenly, I had a bad feeling.

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