Friday Spirit

Mr. Albert (Manager SG Films) is working for the last time today. It's sad, but that's how it goes, the work story must continue.

There have been work calls, and according to the agreement, I will only focus on the Production team.

Earlier, while handling some matters, I had to renew my ID card. If it's not taken care of now, when else will it be?

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