Reputation Aesthetic Novels & Stories

“With a bad reputation.” “Reputation is just a story people tell when they don’t have access to the facts.” “Interesting. Usually men with bad reputations say that right before proving the reputation true.” Camille laughed again. Rhysand leaned slightly toward me. His cologne came with the ocean breeze, dark, expensive, unsweet. “Do you always have an answer?” “Not always.” I smiled. “Sometimes I only have a pretty face and bad intentions.” “Dangerous.” “You seem familiar with the concept.”

Impossible to argue with. Something moves in her eyes .... the micro-adjustment I have learned to watch for in people who are performing composure. She was expecting something else. Deference, possibly. The slight shrinking of a woman who understands she is being assessed and responds by making herself smaller. I have not made myself smaller. I have given her a compliment about her territory and held my ground on every other square inch. She smiles. "Reputations are useful things." "When they're accurate," I answer. A beat. Clean. Pleasant. Containing absolutely nothing she can take apart.

Her expression was a mixture of curiosity and skepticism, the kind of look that challenged you to prove your worth. "Now, I know what you're all thinking – another beauty product promising miracles. But, I assure you, the Rejuvenating Explosion is not just a product; it's an experience. It's a journey to rediscovering your inner radiance, to unlocking your natural beauty. It's about feeling confident, empowered, and beautiful in your own skin."

she replied. "Your standard? What about other people's?" he became even more unhappy. "I don't mean it that way. In fact, if the two of you were to be judged according to appearance, the both of you would be a solid 9.8 out of 10. Everyone has different personal preferences, hobbies and aesthetic views. There will be some deviation in people's hearts. Besides, he's older than us and is at least forty years old. In my eyes, he's like an old uncle," Yasmine explained with a smile.

Wait… we live in the same building, so it’s quite possible that we would run into each other again at some point, I should find her and apologize, otherwise, this could make me look awfully bad, and my reputation was everything for me. I’ve got the reputation as one of the best fashion designers in the country, and one who was very often reached out to by women for multiple reasons. The first reason is that I am incredibly handsome, the second reason is that I’m straight and known to be single, and the third reason is that I am said to be one of the kindest and most thoughtful designers that the clients have ever known, tapering to their every wish, and always executing flawlessly – I couldn

Being semi-famous is annoying sometimes. I also have no desire to make out with Hunter anymore. Hunter is part of my Model Perfect image, we are a package deal. It's unfortunate for me, that Aftershock has a partnership with Model Perfect. We are the 'it couple' and if there is a slip up the partnership is over. Would that be such a bad thing?

This could ruin him. I exhaled, trying to temper my excitement. “We need to be careful.” Celeste nodded. “I know. That’s why we do this smart. You don’t just want revenge, Aurora. You want power. And to get that, we need to clean up your reputation first.” I stiffened. “I don’t care about my reputation.”

“You lashed out?” Corene shot him a glare sharp enough to kill. “I tried not to,” she said defensively. “She was a recommended client, and technically, the fault came from our side. But honestly, why must the entire company take the blame for one designer’s mistake? That stupid Rachel nearly cost me my reputation.” Theodore, who had been silent the whole time, finally spoke. “You’ve been in this industry long enough to know how people are, Corene. Reputation is everything. If one person complains, ten others stop trusting you.”

Henry was one of the earliest entrepreneurs of his generation. Back then, society wasn't so disorganized. Veteran businessmen also valued morality and ethics. But Summer knew very well that ethics was easy to talk about nowadays, but only contractual agreements truly mattered. "I understand what you mean, Grandpa. That's why I said we should retain the right to claim damages. When it comes to reputation risks, it refers to scandals that harm societal values or severe product issues that cause major harm to users," Summer patiently explained.

I said. “Correct,” PR replied. “This is only an additional consideration.” “Based on what?” I asked. “Momentum,” he said. “She’s been quiet. During the scandal, she didn’t chase sympathy or defend herself publicly.” I looked around the table. “And you think her face speaks to that market?” “Yes,” the Brand Manager said. “She reads mature. Strong presence.” PR added, still professional, “Visually, she has appeal. Feminine. Attractive. Sensual without being excessive or aggressive.”