The contract was quite lengthy, densely packed, and it took a long time to read through carefully.
Summer Ford thought it was just a designer's agreement, so she didn't read it in detail and signed it right away.
Ethan Laurent watched her movements without a change in expression, his gaze fixed on the date of the agreement's effective period, and he couldn't help but subtly smile.
At Rousseau, employee agreements differ by position. Generally, the term is signed for one year, and for designers, it's typically three years. But Summer Ford's contract was for ten years!
This contract was specially prepared by Ethan Laurent for her, and it had been ready since he suggested she start designing.
Summer Ford didn't notice anything unusual and swiftly signed her name. Afterward, Ethan Laurent made arrangements for it to be processed.
He made a call to Gallia to bring in Nindsay Linden, a veteran designer who had worked at Rousseau for decades.
