On Wednesday, a sense of unease washed over Sabrina. From the previous Tuesday to Thursday, she had been busy shooting ads. The schedule said they'd wrap up by Saturday, but delays from the models pushed everything back.

Sabrina's next task was to modify the map. As a former clothing brand manager, she knew well that the clothes’ ad photos didn't require extensive editing. They were just for giving shoppers a sense of how the outfits looked.

Since the models had great figures and looked good in anything, over-editing could create unrealistic expectations. So, Sabrina made some simple adjustments to the photos and sent them off to the director.

However, the director asserted the photos needed adjustments and urged Sabrina to make thoughtful modifications. Although the director couldn't pinpoint what was off, he just wasn't satisfied with Sabrina's work.

At first, Sabrina didn't think much of it. Some clients just didn't know what they wanted. She then went through the brand's photo archive, adjusting each photo to match the established style.