#Chapter 103 Vivian

I was stunned for a moment. I was just an intern, after all. That seemed really important. It wasn't that I didn't know how to do it, it was just I wasn't expecting her to offer it to me. I arched a brow. “You'd trust me with that?” She laughed. “You’re smart, detail-oriented, and more than qualified. That’s kind of our team’s whole brand.” She gestured across the room. “Everyone's got their own project. More or less, you all work together on a bigger project in some cases, but I need to be able to see what you're like on your own." I flushed a little, but I nodded. She gave me the binder and I flipped the binder open. “Thanks. I promise to do my best." "Not really something I'm concerned about, Renee. Be sure to eat lunch first, hm?" We planned to run out for lunch to the café downstairs and eat there. As we got into the elevator, I checked my messages. Dominic: Heard from the team lead that you're fitting in well. Glad to hear it. Dominic: You looked really happy