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With her health condition, she had no choice. Ethan held me close. “Do not worry. Finding a ghostwriter for your songs is easy,” he said, kissing my head, but I was not satisfied with this. Many people could write good songs, but not everyone could write great songs. I had started my career with two good hits. If I did not produce something better in the future, gossip might spread. Moreover, the best part about Gina being my ghost composer was seeing people look down on her. “Finding a ghost composer in such a short time is risky. What if they are not trustworthy? I know my cousin best—she always keeps her word,” I shook my head.

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I can use something better with the wretch instead of killing her. “Mr. Owen, I want to hire a writer, a little help for I am getting a little tired and bored due to mental block sometimes. If I continue to write garbage, your wife wouldn’t be pleased. I will hire her as my ghost writer, and she’ll not going to deny my offer.” For human like her couldn’t reject a huge amount of money. “She will be a great help into my writings.” @Death Wish

I jotted down on the back of my hand the numbers she rattled off. “Thank you.” “You’re welcome. Oh, and Jess?” “Yes?” I asked, dread crawling up my spine. Here it came – the payback. “Skip the mocha. I want pure caramel on my cake.” “Of course you do,” I grunted as I clicked off the phone. Friends were a pain in the butt. “Bowler and Brothers Publishing. How may I direct your call?” “I need to speak with Grant Estes,” I said. “I’m sorry, but Mr. Estes doesn’t work with unsolicited writers.”

**** "Stella, what do you think of my resume?" Felicity brought her laptop to Stella, "Tell me the parts that are no good, and I'll change them." Stella paused, "You're a screenwriter with good writing skills, and you're letting me edit your resume?" "After I graduated, I've been doing odd jobs and ghostwriting for companies. Your ex-husband even assisted with the only copyright I had sold. I'm worried that people will look down on me because my resume looks bad." Stella set down the cup and scanned through the resume once.

“Have you ever read ‘Ignited: The story of a comet made man.” Angela nodded. “Where did you read it?” “I wrote it.” She said curtly, already was beginning to distrust the man, he knew about the book she had ghost written before for a billionaire writer. That job had allowed her to pay her way through college. “That’s a shame. It’s a really splendid book.” Soprano complimented her. Angela didn’t say anything. “Can I ask a personal question?” Mr. Soprano said politely. After getting a nod from her, he continued. “Why leave ghost writing for journalism? You would have been living more comfortably if you had stuck to it.”

Eric still appeared confused, and Draven raised an eyebrow, "Something the matter?" "I-I thought I was fired..." he breathed quietly. "You were." "But then, why—" "Your portfolio is flawless," he admitted, "worked with the editors of J.K Rowling for the book the Cursed Child at seventeen. Even if you did barely anything, being in that environment is an experience not many writers have. You even finished your masters in Creative Writing; I didn't even do that, and most of the editors here did not even finish University. You have a bunch of experience, which is not something you find often."