“Well, it’s good that you’re becoming aware of your own limitations.”
“Hey, no need to make fun of me,” Edwin retorted.
“I guess I’ll need to find a job that actually suits me.”
“Stop moping,” Hannah responded.
“I do have a role that could work for you, but it’ll take a little time to set up.”
She went on, “Layne Cartwright is a big name in the IT sector, and our group could really benefit from a partnership in that area. How would you like to collaborate with him?”
At this, Edwin’s eyes sparkled and he sprang from the couch.
“Seriously? You’re considering a partnership with Mr. Cartwright? Are you sure about this?”
“I’ve saved his number. I just need to find the right moment to discuss possible collaboration.”
Closing the distance between them, Edwin exclaimed, “Hannah, you’re my savior!”
Gently pushing him away with a grin, Hannah quipped, “Oh, why don’t you go enjoy yourself elsewhere?”
Hannah then sent a text to Layne.
“Mr. Cartwright, do you have any hidden pinhole cameras that are difficult to detect?”
Shortly after, she received a reply.
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“We’ve recently developed some new micro-cameras in our R&D department. I’ll have them sent over today and show you how to operate them.”
Hannah was surprised when her casual question led Layne to instruct his team to deliver the cameras directly to her office.
She responded, “There’s no need to inconvenience yourself, Mr. Cartwright. I can buy them at your retail outlet.”
“It’s no inconvenience. These are our latest prototypes, not yet available to the public. Since you brought up a potential partnership”
Miss Moore, it seemed like a perfect chance to delve deeper into that during our next meeting.”
Just after Hannah discussed the prospect of collaboration with Edwin, Layne extended an offer.
Hannah pondered briefly before responding, “I appreciate the gesture, Mr. Cartwright. I’ll certainly give it some thought.”
Promptly that afternoon, a package arrived at Hannah’s office, courtesy of Layne’s efficient team.
The pinhole cameras were as small as a fingertip and uniformly black, making them difficult to spot.
Layne had also included an instruction manual, and Hannah discovered that these cameras were simpler to operate than standard surveillance