"Thank God you are here," Anna said, relief evident in her voice. "We got a major problem with the campaign. The client is on the verge of pulling out, and if we can't fix this.. we'll lose one of our biggest accounts."
Eliza took a steadying breath, pushing down the flicker of irritation she felt at being called away.
She had a job to do here, and she had to stay present.
'Focus Eliza Focus,' she murmured to herself.
"Alright, let's get to work. What's the situation?" She said after a while.
Anna exhaled, looking somewhat steadier now that Eliza was beside her.
Anna laid out the details, her tone urgent and focused. "The client feels the campaign's off-brand. They're saying it's not hitting the mark with their audience. Apparently, they expected something more impactful, more in line with their image, and they don't feel like we've delivered. They've given us two days to either fix this or we can lose the contract."
