Interactive English speaking story
A hidden clause. An irresistible opponent. No room for half-truths.
Represent illustrator Anya at a luxury launch opposite Mira, a negotiator whose confidence exceeds her authority. Separate a printing deadline from a permanent restriction, then pursue a reviewed partnership or protect a costly withdrawal.
เป็นตัวแทนนักวาดอันยาในงานเปิดตัวหรู เผชิญมีรานักเจรจาที่มั่นใจเกินอำนาจ แยกเส้นตายพิมพ์จากข้อจำกัดถาวร แล้วเลือกความร่วมมือที่ตรวจรอบคอบหรือรักษาการถอนตัวที่มีต้นทุน
Follow the client's mandate, test the proposed restrictions and pursue a reviewed deal or an informed withdrawal.
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At 9:40 p.m., you represent independent illustrator Anya at a luxury brand's launch. Mira, the opposing negotiator, presents a generous campaign fee beside a clause requiring permission for every future commission. She says the offer must be signed before ten. Anya has asked you to negotiate, not to sign for her, and wants to retain ownership and the freedom to take other work.
You ask Mira what actually expires at ten. The event manager confirms that the printed launch programme closes then; a late name can still appear online. Mira's email from the commercial director instructs her to present that production deadline as the last opportunity to accept the partnership. She shows the relevant instruction without exposing the rest of the correspondence.
The headline says Anya keeps ownership of her illustrations. A later clause nevertheless requires the brand's permission for every future commission, with no end date. Anya already has a modest library commission waiting. You ask Mira to read the restriction alongside the reassuring headline, rather than treating ownership alone as complete protection.
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Terms of Attraction is written for CEFR C1 learners. The level describes the story's target language difficulty, not an official proficiency assessment.
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Mira is waiting.
