Fiery thoughts grabbed Loreen’s mind by the hand and ushered her into the celestial realm. As she had already understood, she knew that every thought had to sparkle. She ruminated on this in her office.
With the time ticking moments away like fleas hopping off a mangy dog, she also knew that she would have to keep going despite the contractions in her soul. The message found in one of her rooms still shook her. She, though, powered forward on protecting, promoting, and guiding businesses.
In a video chat, she sat with her C-suite.
An executive named Mara Middleton looked smart in a blazer and hair pulled back into a ponytail. She almost mirrored her boss. Loreen had pulled her hair back into a tail, too.
“What are we going to do about the Winston account?” Loreen asked.
“We discussed it and came up with a way to revolutionize how they make digital recorders for radios.”
“I’m intrigued,” Loreen remarked. “Go on.”
“They’re testing out a method of allowing people to record shows on the radio, live events, and of course tunes.”
“And….”
“I knew the ‘and’ was coming,” Barry Newtly chimed. He wore a white blazer and a gold turtleneck.
“I think we can achieve our ends by helping them with advertising and letting the public know about what benefits this technology presents.”
“Okay so we go in with the idea that people don’t even know they want this thing. We get them involved with an agency and let them take it from there,” Loreen noted.
“It’s not quite that simple,” Mara started.
“Why’s that?” Loreen asked.
“The company is set to go public in five years. That’s their projection.”
“So?”
“We have planned on a smooth transition from micro to macro in that time and alter the landscape.”
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