After I Stopped Loving Him novel Chapter 761

When you spend more time and money on a project, you end up with something truly special. That’s exactly what happened here. As soon as it launched, it became an instant sensation, leaving all the other short-form series companies in the dust. No surprise there. Frank had been in the film and television business forever. Everything he touched seemed to turn out amazing.

Isabella couldn’t compete with Frank’s resources, and she knew it. Plus, she understood that the short-form series craze was only going to last for another year or two. By next fall, the market would already be cooling off. In two years, things would be even worse, with lots of companies forced to close up shop. She was just using the advantage of knowing the industry’s future, hustling to make quick money while she still could. Her plan was to take those earnings and invest them somewhere else before the bubble burst.

Frank, on the other hand, was just diversifying. Short-form series were just one more thing for him, but his company kept making long-form shows and movies like always. Isabella remembered that The Adams Entertainment had released a movie during the New Year that totally surprised everyone and became a huge hit. They made a fortune off that one.

“Our company’s short-form series take forever. Production is slow, post-production is slow, and even the release is slow,” someone said. “We can’t keep up with Isabella’s company. She’s rolling out show after show, and each one is better than the last. The actors are really good, too.”

“And the results speak for themselves,” another person added.

Isabella just smiled. “Honestly, the combined numbers for all my shows can’t compare to even one from your company. We’re just playing the numbers game. The results are decent, but there’s nothing that really stands out.” She had a couple of breakout hits, but that was it.

Now that more people were jumping into the game, there were copycats everywhere. Laura had warned her about it before. Once a novel gets popular, a hundred knockoffs show up, and everything starts to look the same. In the end, nobody wins.

“Don’t sell yourself short, Isabella. You were one of the first to cash in on this trend. Those other companies that started before you are nowhere near as well-known now. You manage quality really well. At least I can actually finish your shows,” Frank said.

“The character development, the acting, the storylines—they all make sense. Some of these other guys are just putting out junk. If you try to watch their stuff while actually thinking, you just can’t get through it,” he joked.

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