Because I'm not personnel of Lancaster's wood business, after listening to little Jane, I think it's great, but I have no authority to agree to it. I told little Jane that I needed to ask the relevant person in charge at Lancaster's wood business and then get back to her.
Everyone knows my, Amber Edwards', temperament and character, a Fiery Fanny with a quick temper. I didn't even have time to chat more with little Jane. I was particularly excited to take the event planning proposal she told me about back.
The first thing I did when I got back was to take our phone conversation at the office, turn it into text, make it a complete event planning proposal, and print it out. I handed it over to Emily Lancaster, the person in charge of Lancaster's wood business, along with the endorsement contract they prepared for little Jane.
That day, Emily Lancaster said they needed to hold a meeting with the high level at the company to discuss and told me to go home and wait for messages.
