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[center]ALICE IN WONDERTASTE[/center]

Men and women suits looked at her, as she stood tensely in the middle of the room.
"Miss Morrison, you can begin now" the man at the farthest end of the table spoke.

She was in the board room of Tasti Inc and Alicia was there to pitch her business, WonderTaste, in a Pitchathalon to win a business grant and a year of consultation from these major players in the food industry.

The new eatery Oodun, on the same street as hers was, had attracted both her loyal and potential new customers.

Winning the Pitchathalon would give her the edge over Oodun.

As the breadwinner for her family following the passing of their parents, Alice was aware of how important the success of her business was, her sister's education depended on it.

She then took a deep breath before starting her pitch.

Alice spoke passionately about her love of food and how it led her to found WonderTaste, beginning with her early years when she first learned to cook for herself and her younger sister.

Her business wanted to give customers an experience instead of just a meal.

Every dish was served with a smile and a personal touch and was influenced by different cultures.

As Alice spoke, the board members nodded and took notes.

They interviewed twenty other contestants. Alice got more nervous as time passed.

When they finally announced the winner as WonderTaste she couldn't believe. All of Alice's effort had finally paid off.

For the next year, Alice followed every advised they gave on how to expand her business.

WonderTaste soon acquired two additional locations, a larger menu, and more personnel as a result. Even food critics praised the business.

Alice's younger sister Emery was able to graduate with honors and launch her teaching career.

Alice couldn't help smiling as she sat in her office surrounded by accolades and awards, proof that she had come a long way.

She always thanked her friend, Kikelomo for motivating her to compete in the Pitchathalon because she wouldn't be where she is today without her encouragement.

She also no longer had animosity toward Oodun because she now understood that everyone could find work in the food industry.

WonderTaste was more than just a business to Alice; it was a way of life.


By Kenoquill