Find me in your labyrinth (Stella and Jonathan) novel Chapter 2999

Betty poured her some more coffee. “You’re so talented. Have you ever thought about starting your own studio?”

Emily answered honestly, “I have thought about it before, but I still feel like there’s so much I haven’t mastered. Especially lately—meeting new people and seeing more of the world—it’s made me even more aware of my limitations. And right now, I don’t have enough money, either.”

Betty smiled softly. “When I first moved back, I found it really hard to adapt to the job market here. I felt lost for quite a while. Eventually, I followed my passion and opened this café. But now, when I think about it, I feel like I’m wasting time. After all those years in school, it’s a shame not to do something in my own field.”

Emily took a bite of dessert and listened quietly.

Betty leaned forward a little, continuing, “If you’re interested in starting a studio, I’d love to team up with you. With our abilities, I’m sure we could establish ourselves in J City and build something great together.”

Emily wiped the cream from the corner of her mouth and looked at Betty in surprise. “Are you going to stop running the café?”

“I’ll still keep it open!” Betty laughed. “There’s already a steady crowd of regulars, so I don’t have to be here every day. I can easily handle both.”

Emily grinned. “I didn’t expect you to be such a go-getter.”

Betty’s smile was gentle. “I just don’t want to give up on my own profession. What about you—how do you feel about it?”

Emily frowned, thinking. “Starting a design studio would take at least six hundred thousand in capital. I don’t have that much at the moment.”

Betty replied, “We’ll open the studio as partners. I can put in four hundred thousand. You’d only need to invest two hundred thousand.”

Two hundred thousand?

Emily could handle that.

“Being your own boss, having the creative freedom to design however you want without anyone’s constraints—that’s every designer’s ultimate dream. Emily, let’s do it together,” Betty encouraged.

Emily didn’t immediately agree. “Let me think it over.”

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