Mo Mo finished singing "Sunward," and Lin Xueming seemed thoughtful. "This song isn't bad, I have a scene in my next movie that would fit well with this song."
Lin Qingyue knew her father was currently preparing a film set during the late Qing and early Republic periods, where naturally, there would be stories of searching for a glimmer in the darkness of the long night.
She smiled and said, "Then you can go buy the rights from Mo Mo to use it."
Lin Xueming did have this in mind but also found it strange, "How come Mo Mo wrote this style of song, and for Wu Mu?"
It was clear he also felt it didn't match Wu Mu's public image.
Lin Qingyue wasn't surprised, though. Even though she hadn't specifically talked about his personal matters with Wu Mu, from the fact that he lived alone in a small house in his hometown, there was only himself at home, and his father's face was cut out from the family portrait, she could guess Wu Mu's family life was definitely not happy.
