Proposal Books Novels & Stories

“She’ll think it was worth it.” He shook his head, clearly trying not to smile and failing. I looked away before he noticed that I had noticed. “Those plans you mentioned just now—do you have a full proposal for them?” I blinked and snapped back to the present. Digging through my bag, I pulled out the wrinkled notebook and handed it to him. “Just a rough framework for now. I’m aiming to flesh out the whole thing and get it profitable within three months.”

“It’s excellent, Alexandria.” “You’re not just saying that.” “I don’t just say things,” he said. Which was both true and had once been a problem and was now, in this context, a reassurance. “The personal section,” I said. “The part that references my own experience. I don’t know if it belongs in a formal proposal.” “It does,” he said. “Not as sentimentality. As evidence that the person presenting this has direct knowledge of the problem. That’s credibility, not liability.” He looked at me. “Don’t take it out.”

Then, he skillfully maneuvered the wheelchair to get Sean to the chairman's office. Ricky had a proposal in his hands. He got up from his comfortable chair to sit on the sofa after seeing Sean. However, his gaze had never left the proposal. 'What project is that?' Sean lifted his brows. He threw a glance at the file in Ricky's hands after he saw Ricky sitting down. "Look at this." Ricky handed him the proposal. "I think this project is pretty good. It emphasizes sustainability and it's exactly the future development trend." Sean held the corner of the paper as he scanned through it. Overall, he thought that the proposal was decent. "Which enterprise gave this to us?" He asked.

“I want Palm Springs, LA, San Francisco, Fire Island, New York, Chicago, maybe Key West. You can do this?” I nodded, having trouble finding my voice for a minute. “Yes, I can do it. When are you going to launch?” “Three months. Is enough time?” It wasn’t. But I would make it work. “I’ll put together a proposal for you.” He reached behind his desk and brought out a cute little carrier box with six slots in it, containing pint bottles of each flavor. I stood up and took the box from him, and he said, “I have many meetings today. E-mail me when you have proposal.”

I replied. He placed the file on the table.”I updated the proposal after the last time we talked. I figured out you might want to know the details.” I opened the file and saw a detailed proposal. The mission,vision,target audience, funding and even the staff structure. “You really put in a lot of work into this.” I said. “I must say I am really impressed.” I said genuinely. “I believe in it and I believe in you too.” He said simply. I looked up sharply. He was flirting. He was being very honest.

"It's fine. Do whatever you want." I didn't have it in me to care about details anymore. Hope only led to disappointment. By the end of dinner, Henry suddenly video-called me. The background was weirdly familiar. I'd seen it a million times in Cecilia's posts. His voice was soft. "Everything's ready. I'll pick you up the day after tomorrow, okay? This time, I'll give you a proposal you'll never forget." Cecilia sat behind him on the couch, looking sulky and lost in thought.

He smiled at me, I hope he didn't get any wrong idea because I didn't mean that. "Then, what it is?", the Jason guy asked me putting his face on his palm. I pulled out some paper from my bag. I was prepared for such things too when I and Aiden submitted the application we came up with a business proposal too which is a lot better than the one Z Company is offering them. "These are the documents for the proposal I as a representative of White Current want to present. I will explain the main points in short to you.", I said placing the file in front of him, with a polite smile.

He jokingly said, "Because the person I proposed to is so stubborn, to the point where just once isn't enough." “You said that it was a proposal? That's right. Let’s say so." "Oh, so you want a proposal like people? Surprise? With a bouquet of flowers in a fancy restaurant?" "Don't ever dare! Considering that I will undoubtedly reject you directly and leave you there by yourself." Diaz was made to chuckle once more. He found it really interesting the way Claire spoke and expressed her annoyance by having a nearly flat face. "So, I won't be rejected once more then?"

I went straight to the receptionist and had to wait for a while because Mr Zenor was in a meeting. He arrived shortly,we went to his office. In his office,he went straight to the point and brought out the proposal documents. I went through the documents. It is a proposal of a year's employment,it entails working on their new project ---a children foundation that requires warm paintings.I was also satisfied by the contract and told him I would get back to him. Mr Zenor urged me to think on the proposal to which I promised to do then I left there shortly and headed back to the hotel.

I replied. “Okay, whatever. You have a series of meetings next week with the publication companies who sent out the proposals.” “Just choose your top three picks and I’ll talk to them.” I answered dismissively. “We got more than ten proposal and other proposal are coming in.” “Top five then. We only need one company Claire. Stop accepting proposals and focus on the top choices.” I pointed out. “Okay, I’ll work on it. We are having drinks tonight. Do you want to join us?”