Echoes of Unrequited Love

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When Cecilia handed me the three–to–four–page proposal, I was quite taken aback, to say the

least.

Gotta give it to her, the girl had got more hustle than I expected in some areas. The formatting and layout of the proposal did have their merits, after all.

But once I got through the whole thing, I started to lose my cool a bit. Her entire spiel was about the four hunky, romanceable lead guys in our game.

In the proposal, she wrote that the character design was key to users‘ top–up amount, and that the hunks‘ looks were of utmost importance.

And Cecilia, who’d never seen a project through to completion, thought our leading men weren’t up to snuff and suggested a total redraw.

That was her first point.

she’d pulled similar stunts before, so I could see where she was coming from. But her next suggestion blew my mind. She wanted to change one of the leads – our guy majoring in finance, the so–called “flatterer” – to a

with the new image looking a dead ringer

easily cast a shadow on Hogan’s image.” She wrote in her proposal, “It might not reflect well on Rainbow Capital’s public

sounded like the missus of Rainbow

the proposal gave Cecilia a quick glance, and said, “You’ve certainly done your homework on this, but Director Irwin, if you

hinting that Hogan didn’t see any issue with our

just trying to find a project for me to satisfy my school requirements. It was all so sudden, and since you were

up a notch as she continued, “he probably never really looked at the

her big eyes twinkling with a hint of amusement. It didn’t seem like she was picking a fight.

realm of possibility. And as the game’s planner, now that Cecilia had brought up these suggestions, we

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she had Hogan backing

I told her, “Director Irwin, if there’s no rush, allow