Mabel Quinn didn't have any opinions on this matter. After all, in this industry, it's all about capital competition. Once a project becomes profitable, it's only natural to want to continue it.
However, because of this, in the following days, she had to frequently visit the film Corporation and communicate with the early team about the script. Naturally, she couldn't always manage the time to pick up her daughter. After all, meetings could last more than one or two hours and sometimes from afternoon to evening.
Therefore, Mabel could only trouble Aunt Wu, the family's nanny, during these days to take extra care, helping with picking up and dropping off the child and accompanying her until she returned home.
Fortunately, Aunt Wu had been working as a nanny since Katherine Quinn was born. She has practically seen Katherine grow up, almost considering Katherine as her own granddaughter, and readily agreed.
