"You two just got married, and something like this has already happened. Forget Lana—any woman would find this unbearable."
"Lana misunderstood. I'm not in the kind of inappropriate relationship she's imagining with anyone."
"Just because you don't have those intentions doesn't mean that actress doesn't! People like her are nothing but trouble! That girl... Melody Monroe, right? Just fire her from the company. That'll solve the problem. It'll save Lana the anger of seeing her again and stop this from affecting your marriage."
"Business is business, and personal matters are personal matters. The two shouldn't be mixed."
"What do you mean by that? Are you planning on keeping Melody Monroe?" Tina Walsh asked, her voice tinged with anger.
"She's the most promising of our new talents. The company is preparing to invest significant resources in her. We can't just let her go because of a misunderstanding."
"So some promising little actress is more important than your own wife?"
