everyone says he's bad news. everyone says he ain't one to mess with. everyone says he isn't worth anyone's time. well, everyone also says I have a gift for looking at things in a different perspective.
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Horns by Bryce Fox
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I've been working at the DX for about two weeks now, damn its been great. I have to wear a men's shirt for work but I just tie it up so it looks more feminie. Working with Sodapop and Steve is so fun, especially watching Sodapop hit on women who need gas or walk in to buy snacks. He's a babe, I'm surprised he hasn't gotten a date from one of his simple encounters yet.
I'm known as Dally's girl now, I love it. He visits me at work sometimes, on a few occasions Soda or Steve had to tell us to get a room because we're scaring off the customers. Usually that's Dally's queue to leave, until he picks me up and we go back to the old abandoned house we call home. I've been working on cleaning it up a bit, but I don't want to live there long. It gives me serious haunted vibes.
Dallas walked into the DX and pretended not to see me. I chuckled and shook my head, watching him grab a bag of chips and whistle while we walked up to the counter. "Dallas are we going to pretend this isn't your 8th bag of chips today?"
Dallas shrugged and played dumb, "I guess I just want chips."
I joked, "If you keep eating like this you're going to be 200 pounds in no time, you know that right?"
Dallas leaned over the counter towards me, "I'm already 2000 if you're counting the ounces of love I carry for you."
I blushed as he gave me that oh so devilish smile. I gave him a quick peck, "That'll be 50 cents."
"Oh come on, a guy can't get one free bag of chips?" Dallas bargained
"I'm trying to sell you snacks not lose my job." I replied
"So what I'm hearing is...I get a discount." Dallas winked
"What you're hearing is your 8th bag of chips is 50 cents, which in total is $4 wasted on crispy potatoes in one day." I sassily replied
Dallas sighed and flipped me two quarters, "You're lucky you're sexy."
I caught the coins and scanned him up and down, "I ain't the only one."
Dallas smirked, "I'll be back."
"For more chips?" I joked
"Maybe." Dallas joked back
I laughed, "See you later, Dal."
Dallas walked out of the shop and I sensed someone else's presence. I looked over and saw Soda smirking at me. "What?" I laughed
