Rebelonging (Unbelonging, book 2)
“"What now?" she asked.
"That stupid Keith," I said. "Get this. I'm on the schedule for five days next week, but for three of them, I'm on training duty." "Oh man, that sucks," Josie said.
"Yeah, and check this out. Wanna know who I'm training?" Josie sidled next to me and looked. Her brow wrinkled. "Brittney Adams? Is that the blonde who came in to see Keith the other night?" "Yup." Josie winced. "Ouch. Poor you." "No. Poor Keith," I said. "Because right after I'm done here, I'm gonna strangle him." "Good luck with that," she said. "He left like an hour ago." I looked around. "Then who's in charge?" Josie shrugged. "Got me. The day shift manager starts at six." "But that's not for another hour," I said.
Even for Keith, this was beyond strange. "So there's no manager on duty?" "Not anymore." She grinned. "Unless you want the job." "Hell no," I said. "What I need is a real job." "Hey, you and me both." "Do you know, I sent out like twenty resumes last month?" I said. "Not that it did an...y good." "You think you got it bad?" she said.MoreLess
"That stupid Keith," I said. "Get this. I'm on the schedule for five days next week, but for three of them, I'm on training duty." "Oh man, that sucks," Josie said.
"Yeah, and check this out. Wanna know who I'm training?" Josie sidled next to me and looked. Her brow wrinkled. "Brittney Adams? Is that the blonde who came in to see Keith the other night?" "Yup." Josie winced. "Ouch. Poor you." "No. Poor Keith," I said. "Because right after I'm done here, I'm gonna strangle him." "Good luck with that," she said. "He left like an hour ago." I looked around. "Then who's in charge?" Josie shrugged. "Got me. The day shift manager starts at six." "But that's not for another hour," I said.
Even for Keith, this was beyond strange. "So there's no manager on duty?" "Not anymore." She grinned. "Unless you want the job." "Hell no," I said. "What I need is a real job." "Hey, you and me both." "Do you know, I sent out like twenty resumes last month?" I said. "Not that it did an...y good." "You think you got it bad?" she said.MoreLess
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