No More Lonely Nights
“Though she had been on good terms with virtually every staff person in the New York store, the pace had been so frenetic that she had only had time to cultivate friendships with those in her department. Not so in New Orleans. Almost every day, groups of workers went to lunch together, and Dominique was always invited. The staff mixed freely, regardless of rank, because most of the people knew one another from childhood. The “salesgirls” were as likely as not to be related to the store manager t...hrough an intertwining, highly complex family tree. The switchboard operator was a debutante who had decided to work “just for fun,” as she said. “I wanted to take a year off before I started at Tulane,” she explained. “I’m tired of all those books!”
By the end of Dominique’s first week at Orman’s, she and Clay were receiving invitations to the homes of Dominique’s co-workers. “You’re Clay Parker’s new bride? Why, I’ve known Clay since our daddies took us hunting for the first time!”MoreLess
By the end of Dominique’s first week at Orman’s, she and Clay were receiving invitations to the homes of Dominique’s co-workers. “You’re Clay Parker’s new bride? Why, I’ve known Clay since our daddies took us hunting for the first time!”MoreLess
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