Angeleyz
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Tina shook her head in bemusement at Ms. Sophia’s words, but she knew better than to spar with her after a session with Mr. Keach. So she just smiled non-committedly at her, and waved as she clomped out of the suite. Raising an eyebrow at Mr. Keach’s observation about her legs, she was getting ready to tell him about her odd trip to Starbucks when his cell phone rang.
Tuning him out since it was obviously a personal call, Tina busied herself in catching up on the various emails and phone calls that had come in during her quick trip across the street. She was only partially aware of when Mr. Keach finished his call and stated that he had better get back to work as she was trying to decipher Mrs. Brown’s notes on a particular call.
“For Pete’s sake,” she muttered to the empty room, “how hard is it to annotate why a person wanted to speak to Mr. Keach?” Tina called up Mrs. Brown and interrogated her on the missed phone call until she was satisfied she had the complete story for him. As she was updating her phone log, Tina realized that she hadn’t had a chance to let Mike know about her email to Mr. Webster. Taking a moment, she sent him a quick email:
Sipping her coffee, Tina started flagging the various correspondence that would need Mr. Keach’s signature and tried not to count the hours until she could go home.
Tuning him out since it was obviously a personal call, Tina busied herself in catching up on the various emails and phone calls that had come in during her quick trip across the street. She was only partially aware of when Mr. Keach finished his call and stated that he had better get back to work as she was trying to decipher Mrs. Brown’s notes on a particular call.
“For Pete’s sake,” she muttered to the empty room, “how hard is it to annotate why a person wanted to speak to Mr. Keach?” Tina called up Mrs. Brown and interrogated her on the missed phone call until she was satisfied she had the complete story for him. As she was updating her phone log, Tina realized that she hadn’t had a chance to let Mike know about her email to Mr. Webster. Taking a moment, she sent him a quick email:
Hey honey!
Just wanted to tell you that I sent your résumé & cover letter to Mr. Webster, one of Mr. Keach's business associates. He owns an engineering firm, and I thought he might be interested in your talents.
Fingers crossed that he'll contact you shortly!
Hugs and kisses,
T
Sipping her coffee, Tina started flagging the various correspondence that would need Mr. Keach’s signature and tried not to count the hours until she could go home.