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[center][h1][color=aqua]Eugene Han[/color][/h1]

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Conference Room
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Eugene shook her head in disbelief - why did the review need to be twenty pages long? Exams in college weren't that long, and those things actually mattered. Of course Eugene had her doubts on the length, if she had to put a finger on it she was assuming it was an excuse to get people to take the trip over to the annex - it was a bit lonely at times, probably, and lonelier now that some once familiar faces would no longer be part of the daily grind. Eugene also figured that most employees would just skim through the packet - anything to do less work seemed to be the motto of the company. Well, at least with some sorts. 

Before she could voice any further objections, however, a new face poked her head into the conference room. The turnaround sure was quick - no doubt the first documentary feature had something to do with renewed interest in the company; had Eugene known about it at the time of her application she might've sought employment elsewhere. Eugene didn't say anything to the woman, this Kayla person since hiring wasn't her job - but with the meeting practically at an end, Eugene excused herself from the table and left the conference room, giving Kayla a quick passing glance. She would reserve judgment - Kayla was not technically an employee yet...plus she was here for an accounting job which was not Eugene's territory. 

Whenever someone came to replace Declan well...then she might take a more vested interest. 

As she returned to the office floor, she was somewhat thrilled to get to work - or as thrilled as one could possibly be to be, well, working. Before sitting at her desk, however, she took a glance towards the receptionist desk; it was hard not to see it upon leaving the conference room. Another new face. 

[COLOR=aqua]"You work here?"[/color] Eugene called to the girl at the receptionist desk. Were they due a new receptionist? It hardly seemed like a desired position but...Eugene certainly wasn't about to complain if it meant someone could answer phones and make copies. Eugene continued to stare towards the receptionist, completely unaware that she WAS staring. [color=aqua]"Ferguson office..."[/color] Eugene flicked her pointer finger towards the office of Aidan Ferguson, the boss, [color=aqua]"Good luck."[/color] 

That served as an appropriate greeting in Eugene's eyes, though of course should she or that Kayla person get hired there might come a more formal introduction. 

Or not. It was hard to tell with Eugene.[/center]