“Susan, this is the first time you’ve ever talked to me with such respect.”
Susan was startled at first but she pulled herself together and smiled widely.
“I’ve seen firsthand how competent you are, and I don’t want to challenge you anymore. But this negotiation with Visual Point is too crucial. Do you truly not want to go?”
“Alright, I’ll go,”
Lucinda replied and smiled.
How would she know what Susan was up to if she didn’t go?
Immediately work time was over in the evening, Susan held Lucinda by the arm and led her to a dinner appointment with Visual Point’s managers.
When they arrived, three fat middle-aged men stood up politely to greet them. Their eyes Lit up when they saw Lucinda.
With a smile, Susan introduced, “This is the lovely Miss Ross, the new chief artist manager of Angle International.
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And over here, we have Mr. Wong, Mr. Lank, and Mr. Chandler, all board members of Visual Point.”
“Are all three of them board members?”
Lucinda asked a harmless question.
“Shouldn’t we be talking with simply executive managers about such cooperation?”
Susan’s face froze for a second, but then she smiled more brightly.
She pretended to pull Lucinda aside and whispered in her ear.
“The three of them are all respectable figures. It will be up to them if one of our artists get the job. Please, be polite to them.”
Lucinda nodded, expressionless.
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That said, they both turned to the men with polite expressions on their faces.
The three men were staring at Lucinda with greed and lust in their eyes. It took all of her willpower not to show how disgusted she felt.
“Miss Ross, you’re just as pretty as they say, even more so. In fact, you’re not just beautiful, but hot too,” said one of the men, Harry Wong.
“Oh, please. You men are the outstanding and respected ones,” Lucinda flattered them.
Susan smiled and invited everyone to take their seats.
Once at the table, Susan was the first to raise a toast to Lucinda.
“This is your first major project, Miss Ross. Here’s to you, a toast to wish you success.”