True Fated Marriage novel Chapter 1411

"Yes," The girl nodded with a smile.

"It's an interesting name," Ernest was puzzled to find that she had adopted such a nickname.

The girl just smiled, "It's decent. I just simply came up with it."

"I don't think it's just that," Ernest laughed as if he had seen through the girl's mind, "Since you called yourself a reaper, do you harvest food or souls?"

The girl blushed. She gave it some thought and just smiled back, refusing to reply to the question.

It seemed that she was a quiet and reserved girl. She was probably quite observant of human nature. She knew that if she answered, she would reveal something to Ernest. Hence, she chose to keep quiet.

It could be seen that the girl didn't want to say more. Ernest smiled again, "Miss Reaper, what's your real name? Can I have the honor to know it?"

Reaper was stunned. It seemed that she hadn't expected Ernest to ask such a question.

"I just feel that every time I call you Reaper, it seems quite manly. If you're unwilling to tell me your name, you can just tell me your surname."

Hearing this, Reaper nodded immediately.

"My surname is Winston and my first name is Leah. You can call me Leah Winston."

"Leah Winston," Ernest muttered under his breath. He chuckled, "That's a good name."

"Thank you, Mr. Jones," Leah expressed her gratitude.

By then, Maria finished reading the contract and gave it to Ernest, "Ernest, take a look, this contract is much better than the one I got."

Ernest took the contract and nodded to Leah. Then, he scanned through the contract carefully.

Maria had a complicated mood. Her emotions were surging as she felt that she was constantly lacking something.

After reading Leah's contract, it seemed that there were a lot of things she had yet to understand. If Maria wasn't smart enough, she would not be able to assist Liam. It would definitely be difficult for her to gain a foothold in society, not to mention setting up an agency.

Even Leah was able to draft such a detailed contract which was miles better than the contract she had made. It seemed that she was really lacking a lot of experience.

Maria took a deep breath and looked at Leah, "Miss Winston, your actual name sounds much better than your nickname."

"I don't mind others calling me Reaper. In fact, it's a much more convenient name compared to calling me Leah Winston. I don't want people familiar with me to know that I'm writing novels," Leah smiled and said to Maria, "Eat the dessert quickly, it's about to melt."

"Yeah," The two girls ate together and looked at each other with a smile. Maria added, "It seems that it's difficult for me to sign the contract today. I still have to meet up with the company."

"You can't be too anxious," Leah suggested sincerely, "If you look too eager, I think our company will ask for a high price. It's not worth it for you."

"Won't that be a better deal?" Maria was very surprised to hear what Leah said, "If that happens, you'll also be able to gain more benefits."

"Not necessarily," Leah shook her head and sighs, "After the contract expires, I will terminate the contract. This company doesn't suit me."

Maria was stunned and seemed to understand something. She asked, "Miss Winston, when will your contract expire?" "In three years' time," Leah explained, "I still have a few million words to go. Once I'm done writing, I can cancel the contract."

"That many?"

"Well, I have a confidentiality agreement with the company, so I can't say anything else," Leah said, "I think that the two of us hit off pretty well, so let me just offer you some of my advice. You have to purchase all the rights including the rights to the game. In other words, buy all the rights to all sorts of developments to the novel. If you leave out any rights, it may come back to bite you in the future."

"Also, don't show that you're too keen to do so. Don't let them know that you have a huge desire for this book. Negotiating requires skills."

"Miss Winston, you've really helped me a lot," Maria was even more curious about Leah.

"No, if I can sell it to you, I think I'll also benefit from this," Leah smiled and adjusted her glasses.

The thick glasses prevented people from meeting her gaze directly. Maria could only think of how Leah was so short-sighted that her lenses were so thick.

"Well, as my cousin here says, you really don't have to be so polite with us. If you really are in a shortage of money, you can ask us for money in advance."

Leah looked at Maria carefully. Then, she looked at Ernest and sighed.

She could not help but feel suspicious, "It seems that both of you are quite emotional. I am very curious. Can you earn money despite being so simple-minded?"

Maria looked at her and asked in surprise, "You don't look any older than us. How do you know so much?"

"I'm already 20 years old," Leah said, "I'm a Year 3 student at Northern City University's law faculty."

"Oh," Maria was stunned and exclaimed, "No wonder the contract was drafted so well."