Author Interviews Mga Nobela at Kwento

Travis muttered, his hands clenched into a fist at his side. “How many persons am I seeing today?” Travis asked as they stepped into the elevator. “About four persons.” Alex, who had been quiet all through the exchange, responded. “Okay, let’s get this over with.” Travis mumbled, seeking something to take away his attention. He spent the rest of the morning having a virtual interview with several scientists and renowned persons in the field of medical technology. “Okay, thank you very much; that would be all,” Travis said to the last candidate before turning off his camera and handing the person over to Alex.

“Speaking of our plates, many newspapers and magazines have been calling for interviews.” I stop treadmilling and turn to face him. “Can you list them?” I asked and for a few seconds he was too surprised to speak. This was the first time of course. He knew I disliked interviews so I had always turned them down. And I’d never been curious about which news agency, like never ever. He glanced at the tablet once more and started scrolling. “Starcent, Earthners, Mara Cruz, Glass Gossip, Silverline, NAs Daily-”

ARIA The Tribune interview takes place over three days. Sarah Martinez, the feature writer assigned to our story, is relentless. She asks about everything, how Dante and I met, why we married so quickly, my relationship with Marcus, the affair with Vivienne, my family's financial troubles, the estate distribution, all of it.

At that exact moment, Bethany was kicking a man in the nuts in another location. Arthur’s gaze stayed steady. “I’d like you to conduct an interview for I and my wife, one that’s fair, one that tells the truth about what’s really going on. Bethany doesn’t deserve to be torn apart by the media because of my past. I’m hoping this interview will set the records straight.”

The reporter, holding a microphone with a badge on their chest, smiled warmly and introduced themselves before the interview began. "Good evening, Maria! I couldn't help but notice your incredible performance today. How were you able to dance so beautifully while attending to your regular working and wifely duties?" the reporter inquired, genuinely intrigued by her multitasking abilities. Maria returned the smile, her face lit up with enthusiasm. "Thank you so much for your kind words. It was definitely a challenge, but I knew how important this event was for our students and their families and most importantly, for the school," she replied.