Taking Charge
“You haven’t worked a bar before, but you used to make coffee in the office and you went to the store for doughnuts, so you’re used to dealing with money,” Robyn said, trying not to look too hard at the young girl with dreadlocks who sat opposite her.
She had three studs in her nose and a variety of gold earrings in a line up each ear. She was also wearing a t-shirt stating the slogan “You Suck” and her tattered jeans were being held together with safety pins.
“Uh, huh,” Grimalda replied, chewin...g gum and smiling at Milo.
“Okay, well, I think that’s all I need for now. I’ve got your number, so I’ll be in touch,” Robyn said, standing up and offering her hand to the girl.
“So have I got the job? I could start right now, but I’d have to leave about eight—band practice,” she informed them, shaking Robyn’s hand and then taking her gum out and putting it behind her ear.
“We’ve got a few more people to see. I’ll call you,”
Robyn said, leading the way to the exit.MoreLess
She had three studs in her nose and a variety of gold earrings in a line up each ear. She was also wearing a t-shirt stating the slogan “You Suck” and her tattered jeans were being held together with safety pins.
“Uh, huh,” Grimalda replied, chewin...g gum and smiling at Milo.
“Okay, well, I think that’s all I need for now. I’ve got your number, so I’ll be in touch,” Robyn said, standing up and offering her hand to the girl.
“So have I got the job? I could start right now, but I’d have to leave about eight—band practice,” she informed them, shaking Robyn’s hand and then taking her gum out and putting it behind her ear.
“We’ve got a few more people to see. I’ll call you,”
Robyn said, leading the way to the exit.MoreLess
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