Chloe (Amanda Seyfried) is a young woman who is discussing her business as a call girl to the viewers. She explains that she must be capable of pleasing her clients with her words, as well as with her actions.

Schulz, Chris (10 December 2020). "Bestselling Kiwi author Chloe Gong has already written her sequel". Stuff . Retrieved 22 December 2020.That evening, David and Catherine go out to dinner with two friends. David flirts with the waitress, clearly upsetting Catherine. Catherine goes to the restroom and enters a stall. Overhearing a woman crying in the next stall, she asks her if everything is okay. The woman replies evasively, saying that there is no toilet paper. Catherine hands her some under the partition. The woman states that "men are such assholes." Catherine agrees, then exits her stall. The woman (Chloe) follows her. The next morning, Catherine overhears Michael talking to David on his cell phone, comparing how he met his girlfriend, to how Catherine and David met-- a story Michael always liked to hear. Catherine smiles as she listens. Catherine's cell phone alerts her to a message from Chloe, asking Catherine to meet her at a restaurant.. Having been reassured about David, Catherine says she is feeling better about her relationship with him and doesn't need Chloe to see him anymore. But Chloe says she'd already met David again. Chloe starts to describe the encounter in more detail, disturbing Catherine. Chloe tells how she went with David to lunch, and then to a garden, where he kissed her passionately and she could feel him getting aroused. Catherine is deeply upset. Mr Stink was originally published by HarperCollins in October 2009 in hardcover format. A list of notable formats is as follows: Last Violent Call (novella collection, contains the novellas A Foul Thing and This Foul Murder) (2023) We only represent the TV/Film/Stage rights for books that we represent. Do you represent the international rights for books that you don’t represent?

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Gong began writing books at the age of 13 using the Notes app on her iPad. By December 2020, she had written nine books, about one manuscript per year. In 2021, Gong graduated with a double major in English and International Relations at the University of Pennsylvania. [4] a b Lee, Yan-yi; French, Martha (2 February 2021). "Chloe Gong, 21, Greets the World with her New York Times Best-selling Debut". Varsity.co.uk . Retrieved 21 May 2021.