Love After a Steamy Affair

Chapter 36: How Are We Any Different from the Paparazzi?

Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios

The chief editor’s office.

Ms. Lewis turned her computer screen over and pointed at the person in the photo. “This is Mayor Hall. He is going to be promoted to become the Deputy Governor. Yet, up until now, he still has not responded to the public. If we could interview him, this would be a big breakthrough for our magazine sales.”

In front of the chief editor’s work desk, Serenity and her colleague, Sam Kiln, stood side by side and took a brief look at the photo on the computer.

Sam scratched his head and asked, “Chief, you are not asking us to interview him, are you?”

Ms. Lewis nodded. “Yes, I’m asking both of you.”

Serenity suddenly panicked. She had been working in the editorial department and had not interviewed anybody before. And yet, the chief editor was asking such an inexperienced person like her, who had no connections, to interview the mayor. This was even more difficult than going to heaven. Perhaps she would not even be able to see his shadow.

see the difficulty of the mission they

a worried tone of voice, “What if Mayor Hall doesn’t want to meet

became the mayor, the number of interviews

very careful because the more they appear before the public, the higher the chances were of exposing themselves in front of the public’s eye.

you

not

of them made a troubled

revenue last month was only half of our sales revenue in the

dismay

two days of researching, Sam

at it for a long while with a

chance for them to spy on him. If they directly went up to him and asked

Zander’s son, Julian, hoping to get some breakthroughs from him. However, once she thought about his flirty personality, she felt very

get off work and everyone had left, but she and Sam were still at the office. Each of them was holding a big piece of paper on which Zander’s schedule

you usually ask for an interview

the chair while he stared at the ceiling. He wore a helpless expression. “Anyways, it was