Blossom finally remembered to tell Hilda about Bert’s lead about… guys. (As far as we can tell all she knows is that Bert had a lead. Suma hung probably hung up on him, despite Blossom’s desperate begging!) Even if Hilda[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Hilda is back at Creative Manor after first dropping off Kate here. It seems as if a day of no distractions paid off for Kate.
Blossom finally gets a chance to ask Bert about his lead after being forbidden to talk to him at work.
As it’s been mentioned previously, the quality of Bert’s information is questionable at best. It’s easy to ask the question, “why don’t they just go to Kevin’s place”? In Blossom’s case, it’s because she’s easily distracted and tends to overcomplicate[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Sometimes it’s easy to think that Hilda is too good a PA. Such as when her powers of deduction border on telepathy and precognition that really creep out her boss. Fortunately, she makes ups for this by remembering things like[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
As it was mentioned the last time we saw Kate, it’s time to start marketing her new book. Which means being dragged to one VIP event after another. (Hilda’s more than happy to do the dragging.) This isn’t made any[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Kate’s new editor, Arman Reilly, is back for the first time since his lunch meeting with Kate here. They seemed to hit it off fairly well though the question remains, that now that he’s actually read Kate’s work, will he[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
To put things mildly, tonight’s social event is only the first one that Kate has to endure. We last saw Kris talking with Kate over tea, explaining how Kate’s going to have to waste quite a bit of time on[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Åke has been smitten by Hilda ever since he first met her. And when someone like Hilda smites you, you’re lucky to get up again. It seems that Hilda is not as oblivious to this as it may have seemed.[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
This party may be a slog of networking and glad-handing, but at least you can enjoy the hors d’oeuvres. Until your personal assistant drags you to talk to somebody else, that is.
