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purpose and wasn’t even hooked up. She just loved the look of it. This one
had little gold angels on the sides of it. It was ridiculously ornate, salvaged
from an ancient building that was torn down the year before.
“Look, Kiera, I know what your first
impression is. I know she’s not
what you were expecting. The truth is, I could have hired people more
experienced, or older, but I like her. I think she’s a good fit.”
“Really?” Kiera raised a brow and crossed her arms. “In what way?”
Wynn arranged himself into the high-backed blue upholstered chair in
front of the desk. It was one of two, the other was a white egg-shaped dome
style chair with a red cushion. Kiera had always liked having the most
eclectic décor and her office was a true testament to her love of all things
from the past. She didn’t just buy what she liked. She had a good head for
business and she always purchased what she thought would sell, even if it
wasn’t her taste. Although things that weren’t her taste were few and far
between. She used to drive her parents nuts with her love for absolutely
everything. She couldn’t count the number of garage sales and thrift stores
she’d dragged her parents into before she was a teenager and got her license
and could drive herself.
For some people, when they finally made it, they wanted to live in as
much luxury as possible. She felt the exact opposite. Not that her house
wasn’t nice. It was. But it was also over a hundred years old, and even
though it was in quite a prestigious neighborhood, it didn’t stand out as a
rich person place to live. Not that she thought of herself that way. To her,
the money she made was a way to make her dreams come true, not
something to buy fancy cars or take extravagant, ridiculous trips with.
“In the way that she’s great with customers. She has six years of retail
experience. She studied theater in college. She’s artsy. She’s already great
with the displays. You should see what she put together. She has an eye for
it. She’s sharp. A fast learner. She might know far less about actual terms
