Linda, Eileen's supervisor, was a sharp woman. Sensing Eileen's change in mood, she immediately dispersed the crowd. "Alright, everyone get back to work. Don't fall behind."
Linda had an intern bring Eileen coffee and comforted her. "Eileen, there's no need to feel uncomfortable. Do you know how many new clients have contacted us since your call yesterday? This is all thanks to you."
"But didn't I just say I'd come back to work yesterday?" Eileen was shocked.
Linda winked. "Don't forget, you live in Beverly Hills. Work hard. There are a dozen clients who specifically requested you as their wedding planner."
She patted Eileen's shoulder and walked out of the office.
And just like that, Eileen, the rookie intern who had just returned from abroad, became Kathris Events's most sought-afte
