PART 2

The next morning Rachel made a decision.

She sent an email.

Just one email.

To the investors she had overheard.

She explained her solution.

Then she waited.

Days passed.

Nothing happened.

Until one Friday afternoon.

Her phone rang.

The investors wanted a meeting.

Rachel arrived wearing the only professional outfit she owned.

The executives barely looked at her.

Some assumed she was there to clean the conference room.

Then Rachel began presenting.

Within minutes, the room became silent.

By the end of the meeting, the investors were asking questions.

Lots of questions.

For the first time, people were taking her seriously.

Two weeks later, she received an offer.

One million dollars in funding.

Rachel cried when she read the contract.

But the biggest surprise came afterward.

One of the executives recognized her.

And immediately tried to stop the deal.

(PART 3?)