Ruben gave a curt nod, finalized the security integration, and walked out of the building. The immediate crisis was over. I had saved the operation and solidified my new status as a "Tier 1 Asset." The successful security inspection cleared the way for me to proceed with talent recruitment and filming.
I immediately called Two-bit to coordinate the talent drop-off. My company wasn't fully registered yet, but that wouldn't stop me from recruiting girls and a camera crew. Later on, I would have to hire dedicated directors, script writers, and male talent.
Right now, I was everything: CEO, Director, and lead Male Talent.
The rest of the morning was spent turning the old press building into a functional production house. The main hall remained a large, echoing mess, but I focused on creating two distinct zones. Two-bit helped me set up a tiny temporary administrative office in a small, cleaner room: just a basic desk, a chair, and a worn couch on the opposite side for guests.
