Sweat Equity
“"Nope, no more. Let's go." She focused briefly on her friend. The room spun then stopped as she attempted to look more sober than she actually was. Val stuck her in the backseat of a taxi, then crouched down by the open door as Sara tried not to gag at the old cigarette and cheap leather odors. "Sara, you have got to get this thing sorted out." She nodded, felt a tear slip down her cheek but didn't wipe it away.
Val patted her leg. "I'll call you tomorrow. Do you want me to let Jack know......?" "No!" Sara glared at her, tried to focus on her friend's face. "I'm fine. I don't need babysitters. I mean, sorry, I don't mean to be such a bitch. Don't tell him anything. I'll be fine." Val shut the door and Sara closed her eyes, opening them when the car stopped in front of her condo.
After paying and making her wobbly way up the sidewalk, she nearly stumbled over someone on the steps. She glared at the masculine hand on her arm, keeping her upright.MoreLess
Val patted her leg. "I'll call you tomorrow. Do you want me to let Jack know......?" "No!" Sara glared at her, tried to focus on her friend's face. "I'm fine. I don't need babysitters. I mean, sorry, I don't mean to be such a bitch. Don't tell him anything. I'll be fine." Val shut the door and Sara closed her eyes, opening them when the car stopped in front of her condo.
After paying and making her wobbly way up the sidewalk, she nearly stumbled over someone on the steps. She glared at the masculine hand on her arm, keeping her upright.MoreLess
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