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"The other girl has an idea," she said, moving closer to Michelle. "Do you know that newcomer came from the York Corporation?"

Michelle looked at her. "Who?"

"It's Nina," she replied. "I heard she used to work for Mr. York. Maybe she can help."

Michelle was surprised. She had no interest in the backgrounds of people at the television station. If it did not help her work, she did not need to know.

Besides, she had been at the station for four years and had not seen a more outstanding reporter. She could handle any challenge, and the chief editor valued her abilities.

If she could solve the problem of interviewing Mr. York, the chief editor would surely be pleased, and she wouldn't worry about promotion.

It was no wonder the chief editor had given such an important task to Nina. The chief editor valued Nina's previous experience at the York Corporation, and Michelle could not underestimate her.

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Michelle's first stop at the television station was Nina's desk. Nina was just about to go out. She had recently learned from an online friend that an orphanage was on the verge of closing down, leaving fifty children

wanted to use the power of her public account to write an article and publish it, hoping it might help them. She

looked at her and asked, "What's

crossing her arms. "Your former boss was Mr.

had not figured out her

branch. "Since you're from the York Corporation and have dealt with Mr. York before, why don't you join me for his interview?" Nina did not even hesitate. "I have to go out, I'm afraid I

interview, and you say you don't have time? Do you know what you're saying? Many people would be grateful for this opportunity. Even if it's just sharing a

and others would be ecstatic. Even if the interview was published with just a shared byline, it would still be

intended to walk past her, but her sudden words made Nina chuckle