Chapter 107. New Client

LEE

“Good morning, Ms. Amaris…” Paula greeted me. She was one of the award-winning editors at TVDen, always assigned to edit the documentaries we produced.

If I remembered correctly, there were only two documentaries I made that Paula didn’t edit, and it just so happened that during those times, she wasn’t available—once because she was sick and the other time due to a family emergency.

“Did Direk Lana arrive already?” I asked her while placing my things on the empty desk beside hers.

“Yes, Ma’am, she’s here already. Ms. Kim is here too. They just went to the pantry for a moment to make some coffee,” she replied.

“Okay…” I sat down on the swivel chair next to her and opened my notebook, where I had written my notes about what I wanted to include in the documentary.

In the TVDen documentary department, it was customary for the editor to be joined by three others during the editing process: me (as the creative head), the director, and the wri