Ivy Holden didn't dawdle. She put on a mask, pulled the hood of her sun-protection jacket over her head, and got out of the car with a canvas bag slung over her shoulder.
She returned to her college for two reasons. First, to meet with her department head and check in. Second, there was a top student in the journalism department on the verge of graduating. Ivy knew this student would become a powerhouse in the media world someday, and she wanted to sign her to her company before anyone else could.
If you want to build a bigger, stronger company, you have to get a firm grip on talent.
Ivy Holden's true ambition wasn't to become an award-winning actress or singer. It was to make tons of money and turn Trion into a multinational corporation—one bigger than the current Morrison Group, Zimmers Group, Sterling Group, or even the Thorne Group. She wanted it to be powerful enough to confront The Demon and send him to hell.
