Sam lands a probationary job at a creative agency on the strength of an English literature degree and a friend's introduction. Then she learns who the agency's biggest and most demanding client is — and that she already knows him. The second season of Everything Between Us.
No, absolutely not. You have your own breakfast. You've studied English literature? Yes.
And you have quite a strong creative background. I've always enjoyed working with stories, visuals and ideas. I think you'd be a good fit here. We're happy to have you start with us.
For now, it'll be a probationary period. Of course. We'll evaluate everything once the current project is completed. That sounds fair.
You'll be working on one of our biggest clients. Also one of our most demanding. That's encouraging. You'll get the materials later this week.
Black coffee? You remembered. You haven't changed that much. How's the apartment?
Still surviving. That's not an answer. It's good, really. I still have boxes everywhere, but it feels like home.
Good. And the job?