The Stylist (E.V.)

Chpt.01 The Style Of A Stylist -part 1-

    While the passion for working on something you like is rewarding, getting good pay for it feels a lot better.

    Although her motives were "pure", so to speak, Regina also hoped to receive payments equivalent to the fame of the people to whom she would serve.

    But that was to a lesser extent to satisfy her greed, and more to gain prestige and exclusivity, that is, at the same time that her clients would only be recognized celebrities, she would also become one, and by gaining more fame even the stars around the world would fight to monopolize her abilities.

    It was a good goal.

    It would be the realization of her greatest and craziest ambition.

    And she had succeeded, only in a way that distanced "slightly" from the original plan,

    - T-the amount increased, again... -

    While checking a bank transfer made to her account on her laptop, Regina paled a little.

    She knew that her clients were special and peculiar, and extrapolating her initial ideas of charging her fees based on the "fame" of the client, she lost his way, since according to the standards she had imagined, if the clients were very famous and recognized, she would charge them a lot, but now she had the problem that her clientele belonged to the clandestine and invisible side of the world.

    So that meant she wouldn't charge them?, following her own logic she came to think like that.

    Without knowing what an adequate remuneration would be for giving her services to the "ghosts" of the world, Regina's brain made a short circuit so she ended up using the trump card of all those who do not know how to value their work,

                - You can pay me what you think is convenient -

    Like spilling a cup of coffee to your boss in the first day of work, this error became impossible to solve.

    Just as the girl who threw coffee on her boss's shirt could not easily take off the label of "the clumsy new girl" no matter how much she tried, Regina could not take off the label of "the stylist who values ​​you according to your payment" no matter how much she after tried setting a price standard for her services.

    The common sense of the world said that by using the magic phrase you could expect to receive a reasonable amount of money that would satisfy both parties, but apparently the common sense of the hidden world dictated that this statement was a challenge.

    This was the misunderstanding that led Regina Walls, a simple stylist, to perceive four, five or even six figures as payment for her services.

    It came to the pitiful point that she was afraid to look when a transfer was made to her account.

    Currently she had so much money that she could stop working and spend the rest of her life doing nothing.

    But Regina was not ambitious.

    And definitely not lazy.

    Of course she had longed to have a great fortune, but it would only be the means to an end.

    To tell the truth, Regina didn't even need large amounts to live her day-to-day life, she was a regular person with regular and non expensive tastes.