She is the Villain
She put down the mug on the desk and sat forward, “You see, Vivian, I really like you. You are intelligent and candid, and that’s why we hired you. I didn’t mean to disappoint you the last time. But you have to understand things wouldn’t change by some low-priced items.”
I pursed my lips with a hesitant nod, not quite agreeing with what she said. At least we could have a try.
“My point is,” she steepled her hands on the table and said, “We need something more exciting. More sensational, and more surprising. You understand?”
“I get what you mean, Marley.” I moistened my lips before speaking. “But we’re a fashion magazine. I wonder how we are gonna make this exciting?”
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