Revenge
“‘You got everything?’ Jess saddled the strap of her bag on her shoulder. ‘I do.’ She tugged at her suit jacket. She really liked the rich red color but the lining was itchy. If she didn’t like the skirt so much, she’d take it to that fancy thrift store Dan’s friends used and donate it.
Men were the lucky ones. She admired the one fiddling with the coffeemaker. A few classic suits and shirts and the only real accessory they had to worry about were ties. Shoes were black or brown and comforta...ble. Lucky dogs.
‘You want to take a coffee with you?’ ‘No thanks. I’m ready.’ This was the part she hated about sleepovers. Her car was at her place. She was basically at his mercy. She liked to get up, get dressed, and get to work. She dragged her coffee with her and didn’t care if she ate or not.
Dan, on the other hand, looked over the morning paper with his coffee. Nuked a prepackaged breakfast in the microwave.MoreLess
Men were the lucky ones. She admired the one fiddling with the coffeemaker. A few classic suits and shirts and the only real accessory they had to worry about were ties. Shoes were black or brown and comforta...ble. Lucky dogs.
‘You want to take a coffee with you?’ ‘No thanks. I’m ready.’ This was the part she hated about sleepovers. Her car was at her place. She was basically at his mercy. She liked to get up, get dressed, and get to work. She dragged her coffee with her and didn’t care if she ate or not.
Dan, on the other hand, looked over the morning paper with his coffee. Nuked a prepackaged breakfast in the microwave.MoreLess
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