Fiona “Thank you for setting up that interview,” I said to Alexander, as soon as we were alone in the dining room, our glasses and dinner plates full. He looked at me with mild surprise, paused, then shook his head. “You don’t need to thank me. Once I realized that your talents were available, I

Third person “It has been only five days, Alexander, and already Fiona has recouped the company millions of dollars. Millions! That no one else even noticed was going missing… for ten years.” Alexander’s eyebrows shot up. “Please explain that scenario.” Conrad caught him up on the account that Fi

Alexander “You were right once again.” Uncle Conrad grinned at me from across his desk. “Fiona is ready. And she is even more capable than I could have imagined. I am confident that she can handle the expansion project.” My uncle was a difficult man to impress, and only one thing could make him sm

“One month.” Conrad handed me a slender file. “That’s our target for reaching profitability. One month from launch.” My boss had just given me a long presentation on a complicated and seemingly high-stakes project that he wanted me to lead up. I was already feeling nervous about taking it on, even

Fiona It did not take long before I realized exactly what my coworker had meant when he told me that this project would be impossible to get off the ground. The concept behind the project was simple. Our biggest client, a real estate developer, had all the resources in place to support a rapid exp