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Miko sighed.
"Okay, I understand. Improvisation is the key. What's the stated topic of the conversation, at least? So that everything stays on track. Your readers must have certain preferences if you're catering to them. And another question along the same lines... Hmm. How to phrase it more tactfully..." She tilted her head to the side, gathering her thoughts, then leaned in a little closer and looked Nadia seriously in the eyes. "You're not from 'those' publications, are you? The ones that have specific goals or funding and present existing material in a certain way that benefits them, or even distort it for one reason or another?" She paused for a few seconds and added, "You personally don't give me the impression of being dishonest; quite the opposite, in fact. However, I'm not familiar with your newspaper, so I can't be absolutely sure. It would be unfair if the final material turned out to be sensationalist, when the original source didn't contain anything like that. I hope you understand."