Retoucher(1)

I'm the personal retoucher of Chuck Smith, one of the most popular stars. To attract more clients, I put his edited photo and the original side by side on a website. He soon found out about it.

When Chuck called me, I was working hard on editing a photo.

After learning what I did, this crybaby was so angry that his voice trembled on the phone. "Rebecca, what the hell is this?"

With that, he sent me a message.

[Retoucher of celebrities, good aesthetic taste, reliable quality, and reasonable price, 2 dollars for each photo.]

Next to the advertising slogan was a close-up photo of Chuck taken at an art gallery event three days ago.

In this picture, his skin was dull, his eyes were half-closed, his chin was a little crooked for some reason, and some small pimples were on his cheeks.

After my careful editing, all the defects on his face disappeared, but the natural skin texture was still preserved.

My brain was spinning. Should I deny it or apologize to him? After hesitating for a fe