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As time passed slowly, the staff in the office area of ​​the office gradually left, leaving only the assistant Mika Ito and the two people on duty.

Because the movie "Model Student" is the first film released since the establishment of the agency, and because there is not much work recently, Nakamura Masahiro, after discussing with Oshiro Shoji, specially gave the staff a half-day holiday.

Then a head count was conducted based on the family unit, and each person was given a movie ticket for "Model Student", which was regarded as a welfare for the office's employees.

As for whether the staff is willing to go to the cinema to support the premiere of the movie "Model Student", that is a matter of opinion.

However, considering the collective and obedient nature of Japanese traditional culture, as long as they still want to hang out in the office, they will definitely come to the cinema to support them.

"I'll leave it to you at the office. If there's anything urgent, call me or Senior Ojo immediately..."

After sorting out the information, Mika Ito gave some instructions to the staff on duty and found Riho Yoshioka who was still waiting at the door of the conference room.

"Yoshioka-san, the president is not feeling well yet?"

"Well?"

Yoshioka Riho's head was moving little by little. He felt a little drowsy from sitting for a long time, and his drooping eyelids were almost closed.

Suddenly hearing Mika Ito's voice, she was slightly startled, then subconsciously raised her confused eyes to take a look.

Seeing Mika Ito standing in front of him, Riho Yoshioka was stunned for two seconds, and then he came to his senses somewhat belatedly.

"Ito-senpai...."

"What's wrong? Didn't you get a good rest?"

Seeing Riho Yoshioka's sleepy look, Mika Ito immediately frowned, with an unhappy look on her face.

Although Riho Yoshioka is just a little transparent person who walks on the red carpet and not many media reporters pay attention to him, he is the only artist in the firm after all and represents the appearance of the firm.

If she walks on the red carpet with such a listless look, it will definitely affect the reputation of the agency: people who don't know it will think that the agency treats its artists harshly.

"I was a little bored after sitting for a long time, so I dozed off a little..."

Noticing Ito Mika's unattractive expression, Yoshioka Riho's heart suddenly jumped. She raised her hand and rubbed her eyes, and replied timidly: "I don't know what's going on with the president. I haven't even put on makeup yet."

Done."

After hearing Yoshioka Riho's words, Ito Mika raised her hand and looked at the time, and found that the president had been doing makeup for less than two hours.

If you are an ordinary artist, two hours of makeup time is simply not enough, and you have just finished some basic content.

Especially for female artists, if you include skin care and other items, it will take most of the day to do it.

In the entertainment industry, some artists often get out of bed and rush to the beauty studio or beauty shop in order to catch up with morning announcements. When it is still dark in the early morning, they no longer care about rest. They are afraid that they will have to queue up if they arrive late.

President Masahiro Nakamura is different. His job is to supervise, so he doesn't need complicated makeup like an artist, he just needs simple tidying up.

On weekdays, when he needs to attend an event, president Masahiro Nakamura basically takes care of it by himself, and in less than half an hour, he is out on the street.

Unexpectedly, I attended the premiere of the movie "Model Student" today, with the help of stylists from the beauty studio. After working on it for so long, the president, Masahiro Nakamura, hasn't finished it yet?

"I'll go in and take a look..."

After saying this casually, Mika Ito didn't bother to pay attention to the somewhat confused Riho Yoshioka, and raised her hand to knock twice on the door of the conference room.

"Please come in..."

President Masahiro Nakamura's voice sounded in the conference room. Mika Ito immediately turned the door handle, then pushed the door open and walked into the conference room.

I saw President Masahiro Nakamura sitting on a chair, leaning back against the back of the chair, closing his eyes and pretending to be asleep.

The two stylists were working carefully while observing Masahiro Nakamura's face in the mirror, exchanging words in low voices from time to time.

"Meixiang, what's the matter?"

Maybe he heard the noise. Although Nakamura Masahiro still had his eyes closed, he quickly asked about Ito Mika who entered the room.

"It's nothing, I just wanted to ask when we will set off..."

After speaking briefly, before Nakamura Masahiro could continue to speak, she added again: "Except for the two people who stayed on duty, the office staff have already left."

"It should be soon. We'll set off in half an hour..."

Nakamura Masahiro pondered for a moment, probably making a judgment, and then he replied: "I just had a facial massage, so it took a little more time."

After hearing what President Masahiro Nakamura said, Mika Ito was speechless. She hesitated and brought the topic to Riho Yoshioka.

"President, what are the arrangements for Yoshioka-san?"

"If you don't ask Dongbao, why don't you ask me?"

Regarding Mika Ito's question, Masahiro Nakamura did not answer directly, but asked in a slightly strange tone.

Although Riho Yoshioka is an artist in the agency, the premiere of the movie is controlled by Toho, and he should follow Toho's arrangements.

"Well...."

Opening her mouth, Ito Mika felt a little aggrieved. Of course she knew that Yoshioka Riho's arrangements required communication and coordination with Toho, but that was after arriving at the premiere.

Now Riho Yoshioka is still waiting at the door to do her makeup. She has not even arrived at the premiere. Of course, she has to make arrangements in advance.

"By the way, is the Toho company's car here?"

Before Ito Mika could speak, Nakamura Masahiro's question rang out again, causing the female assistant's thoughts to be sorted out to be instantly disrupted.

"Not yet, but it should be there soon..."

Ito Mika couldn't care less about the messy thoughts just now. She thought about the contact with Toho Company for a moment, and then she replied: "I called Toho Company before and the car they sent has already left."

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Nakamura Masahiro suddenly mentioned Ojo Shoji again, which made Ito Mika a little confused and felt a little unable to keep up with the president's thoughts.

After a two-second pause, Mika Ito continued to answer: "Senior Oshiro called. He has to go to the Korean branch and may not be able to catch the premiere of the movie..."

"He went to South Korea?"

Nakamura Masahiro frowned slightly, muttered a few words, and suddenly thought of Kim Go-eun from the Korean branch of the firm.

As far as he knows, the movie "Eunjiao" starring Kim Go-eun seems to have been officially released in South Korea, and it seems that the box office results are quite good.

Ojo Shoji went to the Korean branch probably to visit Kim Go-eun, right? It’s not incomprehensible.

After all, the Korean branch of the agency has a contracted artist like Kim Go-eun, so it is impossible not to take him seriously.

What's more, in Nakamura Masahiro's memory fragments, Kim Go-eun is the future top star of the new generation in the Korean entertainment industry, the kind who can become the pillar of the agency.

"President, I'm going out first..."

Seeing that President Masahiro Nakamura seemed to have no intention of continuing to speak, Mika Ito whispered, then quietly turned around and exited the conference room.

When he came out, he turned around and saw Riho Yoshioka dozing off with his eyes narrowed. Mika Ito no longer felt dissatisfied at this time.

If you just sit here and wait for a long time, you will really get tired and want to doze off.

After moving a few steps to the side, he stretched out his hand and dragged a chair over. Ito Mika also sat down quietly next to Yoshioka Riho and fell asleep with her.

Just when she was a little sleepy, the door of the conference room was suddenly opened, and the president Masahiro Nakamura in a suit and leather shoes stepped out.

"President..."

Mika Ito suddenly woke up and subconsciously stood up quickly. Because her legs were a little numb, she swayed a bit and almost lost her balance.

"You take a rest, and we'll set off with Yoshioka-san later..."

Nakamura Masahiro glanced at Riho Yoshioka, who was sleeping with his eyes closed next to him, and signaled to Mika Ito: "The Toho Company's car is already downstairs. I'm going to the cinema first."

Regardless of whether Mika Ito, who was still a little confused, understood or not, Masahiro Nakamura walked out of the office after finishing speaking.

It wasn't until his figure disappeared at the door that Mika Ito reacted belatedly. She quickly patted Riho Yoshioka and pulled her into the conference room before the other party fully woke up.

"Yoshioka-san, hurry up and do your makeup, we have to go to the premiere later."

"Sorry, if possible, please hurry up..."

Pressing the still confused Yoshioka Riho on the chair, Ito Mika politely greeted the two stylists and put forward her own ideas.

"Hi...."

The two stylists looked at each other in surprise. Although they didn't quite understand Mika Ito's intentions, they still responded obediently.

After all, firms in the entertainment industry are high-quality clients of studios, and they cannot be easily offended as long as they are within the scope of work.

After a little preparation, the stylists started working quickly: one of them gave Riho Yoshioka a facial massage, while the other played with the piles of cosmetics.

The two of them were busy working non-stop while exchanging opinions in a low voice. It was obvious that they were communicating about Riho Yoshioka's makeup.

Different from the makeup of ordinary people, the makeup of artists must be different. If they are the same, there will always be someone captured and evaluated by media reporters.

If you are a well-known artist, or you have a good temperament, you may be evaluated more tolerantly, or even with praise.

But if you are unknown and transparent, or your image is not that outstanding, then the result of complaints and criticism is unavoidable, which is the so-called inflammation.