Chapter 42. Tiffany Brown

Harry Miller redialed the number; this time, Vera Russell was met by two men and two women; it was said that they were both her deputy editors and subordinates.

While politely greeting them, Vera Russell had always felt a woman's eyes filled with hostility. However, it was only a slight feeling, not too obvious, because they all seemed to be very afraid of Harry Miller, so in front of him, they all looked shy.

Vera Russell soon learned about these four assistants. A man named Lionel Morgan, responsible for editing and publishing Harry Miller's romance novels, was said to be a stringent man, working very carefully. Usually, documents were through your hands, and the probability of an error was minuscule.

Another guy named Athelstan Walsh has a lively and open personality, is quick to tongue, and likes to make jokes. But at work, it is also extreme. He is responsible for the art and image editing department. A series of designs for book covers published und