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We both share a laugh as we make a joke about what seemed like a mountain before us just yesterday.
“I already sent some documents that need reviews to your email. I also sent your schedule for the day.”
“Yes, I saw the email, and I’m currently working on it. You’ve learned the ropes so fast. Samantha must have drilled you well yesterday.”
“Nope. You are currently talking to me, Mr. CEO, not working on any documents.”
“Right…”
I laugh at her accuracy. I’m talking to her and thinking about her and what she would have on today.
“Multitasking is my forte, Lea. That’s one of my gifts you should note.”
“That’s noted, sir. Would you be kind enough to let me go off this call now? If you don’t, Jenny might reconsider firing me again and you wouldn’t have an EA.”
It would be a terrible outcome if she got fired. I want to see her as many times a day as possible, and work gives me that opportunity.
“You do have a point there, Ms. Have a great day at work. I’ll see you later.”
‘I love you,’ I’m tempted to say at the end of the call, but my mind knows better than to blurt that out. I will give her the time she needs.
“See you later!” She says in a singsong voice. She must be in a thrilled mood this morning, and I love it.
My eyes run through the documents, and I track the changes that need to be made. As I step out of the shower, I get dressed and ready for my meeting.
Her car is absent from her driveway. She had waved at me before leaving, and I wondered how she guessed I was watching her drive out. Was it just subconsciously?
It takes approximately thirty minutes for me to arrive at the meeting venue, and then I will survey the areas that the client will have us work on.
This would be an excellent addition to our portfolio, as the client has requested a complete building makeover. It is our specialty to get things like these done.
Working in the interior decoration and building industry requires a third eye. Where people see plain designs, you must be able to create the extraordinary out of them.
The goal is to leave clients speechless and unable to recognize their spaces when we are done.
“I’ve heard a lot about Selware since I moved here. I’m not in doubt that you will do a good job.” My client says.
“Certainly. You won’t regret working with us. Rest assured that we will deliver on time.”
One thing that stood out in my company was the knack for timely delivery. I ensured we got the job done within the time frame given to our client.
Our goal is to under-promise and over-deliver to all our clients.
“You will receive the final designs, estimated cost, and delivery date by mail. Do look out for it.”
“I sure will. Thank you, Mr. Stone.”
“It’s my pleasure, Mr. Lorenzo.”
I leave the building before he heads back to the office. I cannot wait to share this news with my team. Especially Lea.
When I get into the car, I decide to call the almighty Kelvin Williams Carlo Esq. The one who never says important things when he needs to.
“Dude, what’s popping?”
“I wonder what goes on in your mind sometimes when you miss out on telling people the important details.”
He laughs, and I’m tempted to do the same, but I need to be stern with this guy so he learns his lesson.
