I took her through the hallway towards the elevator. On my floor were all the executive offices and the marketing department was one level below. I would have preferred to place her in an office on my floor, but it would seem strange for my team to do so. And, of course, it would counteract my attempt to keep my distance and keep my hands off Lola.
The elevator ride was strangely silent, and I thanked God that we were only going down one floor. As I took her to the empty office, I realized another task that I had neglected: telling the marketing manager that Lola would be consulting and auditing media and online marketing. I decided that first I would accommodate her and then I would visit him and introduce him to Lola. She was already suspicious that I was losing control of this job offe
