Geraldine Anderson's Ethical Dilemmas

ieal state agent because of your refusal. She’s in the process of buying . ’ Second home in the city. And I think Doug would be very disappointed If ' he knew that because of you, he lost the commission.” Pat finished with a cold tone in her voice. There was silence for a moment as she waited for an answer. She was the messenger who always took care of things for Geraldine Anderson. She was certainly not the nicest person in the world and since nicest never gets anything done, Geraldine had hired her for these exact reasons. She was not cordial nor cared what anyone thought of her. There was a long pause at both ends as Anna had no choice but to accept. "Okay, i will do it, but tell Mrs. Anderson that I’m only doing it as ’ a favorto Doug.” She expressed grudgingly, and after hanging up the phone she leaned on her desk with her hands around her face. Her conversation with Pat had been very unsettling. She hated to have to take orders from Geraldine Anderson, whoever she was. She didn’t seem like a nice person at all, her assistant had persuaded her to say yes when she had wanted to do otherwise. She hoped to do a good job and not have to deal with her ever again.
Lots of new customers came to check-out the studio. Most of them had heard from friends or family how fun and professional the place was. Anna felt proud to have created a place where people felt welcome and where she was able to create great memories for families all around the city. She asked Barbara to stay and close the studio, while she went to dinner with Doug. Barbara gladly accepted since most nights Anna was the one staying until late preparing for the next