She leaned on the seat for a long while, staring without blinking.
When they arrived in City B, Mr. Jacobs, the branch manager and driver, came to pick them up. He took them to the hotel to stow away their luggage, and then they left after a short rest. Mr. Jacobs wondered,
“Where are we going? It’s time for dinner. Are we going to eat together?”
“Don’t arrange dinner for us.” Gina said to him, “We’re going to meet Mr. Cook in the evening. The restaurant has already been booked. You can help us book a karaoke room.”
When Mr. Jacobs left, Toni asked, “Why do we need to do this kind of thing? This is the marketing department's concern.”
“Just follow me tonight. I’ll do all the singing and drinking. I promise you won’t feel uncomfortable.”
Gina lived up to her wo
