CHAPTER TEN
The party was being given by June Sedgwick and only the top agency people in New York were invited. It was June's birthday and she was celebrating in a style to which she was more than accustomed, being the one woman in New York who could make or break just about anyone in advertising.
The agencies either trembled or applauded at the sound of her name, for it was she who either supplied them with their best brains, or stole them out from under their noses, placing them in a competitive agency. Robert had received her telephone call late the previous evening and had been impressed by her invitation. He knew it meant something big. June had her eye on him for some reason that couldn't help but be good for him.
He had been senior account executive at C & W for several months no
