Irvin Sharman's company in Newyork has actually stabilized its footing over the years with the help of Anthony Charlie and Maxwell Hughes.
The international aspect of the business has been essentially abandoned; everything has been shifted to the domestic front.
As a result, he's been extremely busy lately.
Now that Irvin Sharman is returning, he needs his own personal assistant to take care of his life matters.
He casually picks up those brief profiles.
Many graduates from prestigious universities, but he puts each of them down, "I don't need a personal assistant. I manage just fine on my own."
After these words, his executive assistant speaks up, "A personal assistant is still necessary to handle all aspects of your living in Newyork, from clothes to food to residence to transportation."
Irvin Sharman looks at the resumes, feeling inexplicably annoyed at the thought of another person entering his life.
He speaks up, "No need."
