Encore of the Avenging Muse (Sylvia and Rupert)

Chapter 137

Eloise pondered for a moment before cautiously speaking up, "Given the situation, I'd like each of the three new interns to come up with a design draft. We'll present them together to Bailey." "Sure thing," Sylvia and Christine chimed in unison.

Only Bridget confidently responded, "Ms. Eloise, there's no need for you to worry about us. I'll just schedule a meet with Bailey and take Sylvia and Christine along." Swamped with work, Eloise nodded in agreement.

With that, the meeting adjourned. Many envied Bridget as they gathered around her.

"Bridget, you're truly Rupert's ace, knowing everyone around."

"Not really," Bridget demurred, her gaze flitting to Sylvia with a hint of amusement.

Sylvia ignored her, grabbing her things and walking out with Christine.

"Imagine if you had such a strong network, Sylvia. You'd probably outshine her in design," Christine muttered.

"Let's drop it, Christine," Sylvia cut in, always finding Christine's remarks a bit off.

Back at her desk, Sylvia was brainstorming design ideas when a stack of documents landed on her table.

"Sylvia, could you make copies of these and distribute them?" someone requested.

"Sure."

Sylvia's train of thought was interrupted, and she stood up reluctantly.

a bunch of

looks and

around, a male colleague blocked

your documents. I'm heading to the copier too,"

offered a polite smile. "No worries, everyone's swamped today. I wouldn't

trouble

thanked him and hurried

into you, isn't he? Trying to help on purpose. I heard Ms. Eloise thinks highly of

her documents

copy button.

machine, she interrupted, "Christine, let's not jump to

better keep it to

clutching her files, bit her lip.

okay. Let's focus on

up her

staring at the working machine, lost in

...

the end of a long day, Sylvia massaged her throbbing head, still feeling

got up to leave

of the studio, she noticed Freya waiting for her, flanked by several male colleagues. Their expressions

over here," Freya

the catch at college. Seniors and juniors

was true. But