BATIM OC: The Secret Song ⚠13+ ONLY⚠

Hatred

"Five minutes till lunch everyone." said the voice on the overcome. "Ugh finally", said Emily to Jacob. "These new backgrounds for the cowboy thing are nuts."
"You would think that they would just be a cactus and sand but no. Like always he wants detail. Its a damn cartoon. Who the fuck is gonna care?" said Jacob.
"Your right", Emily said. "Just don't say that in front of him." she looked around the room and saw buddy sitting at Henry's odl desk. "How ya doin'", she asked.
"Alright, I am trying to perfect him."
"I thought you already perfected the first cowboy bendy." Emily responded.
"Y-yea, but that was overtime as I knew the character more. And I winged it focusing
really hard on each part."
"Its ok. I'm just messing with you. Joey won't be too harsh on you since your a kid and new."
"I hope so, i heard what happened. How you doing?" buddy asked.
"I'm better. Lets go down to lunch", Emily said.
"Can't i'm doing something with Dot", Buddy replied.
"Ok then. Don't get lost", Emily said as she walked away. As Emily walked to the break room, stopped in the music room to see Allison, the new Alice Angel voice. " Hey Allison", Emily said.
"Hey Emily, sorry but I got to go. Meeting with Tom" she said.
"Oh yeah. How are you guys? Have you decided yet?" Emily asked.
"No. we're not ready for a kid yet. Maybe later down the road."
"Cool, tell him I said hi." As Allison walked away, Emily met up with Sammy has he was reorganizing the stands and collecting all the scripts. He was running back and forth trying to clean up the room. "Are you in Susie still seeing each other?" she asked.
"Yeah. We're thinking about moving in together taking it one step at a time."
"That's amazing. Are you thinking about proposing?"
" Maybe I don't want to go too fast. I'll wait."
"Cool. can you tell her that I said hi?"
" Yeah I'm meeting her at 'Antonio Italian Diner' down the street."
" That's the new place right? I've been there it's really good"
"Well i'll see you around", Sammy said as he patted her shoulder and left for lunch. As she started to leave she heard a giant crash from the projector booth and looked up to see Norman.
"Oh god Norman. You scared me." she yelled.
"Sorry, but I was just cleaning up my booth up here" he responded.
"Ok , but arn't you coming to lunch?" she asked.
"Nah I already ate."
"K see ya later". When she got down to lunch some people were talking about the recent drop of jobs in the area. As she went over to get her bag she spotted the local alcoholic,
Rhodney Bellets. Every day at lunch it always seemed like he was drunk. He would get into fights and yell, but today he was even more odd. He was dressed as a hobo. His hair messy
and his shirt half on and half off. His overalls were hanging at his side as he took swigs of his beer.
"You know you could get fired for that right?" she asked Rhodney.
"Well if it isn't little Emily Hathaway. How ya doin' doll?" Rhodney and Emily once were a thing but she dumped him when he started to become a real jerk. He used to tease her and bring her to him and his gang's vandalism trips. She hasn't really bothered with him since then.
"Don't call me 'doll' you asshole"
He sprang up knocking her lunch out of her hand. Pinning her against the wall not letting her escape. "Well as far as I'm concerned, your a woman and you have no say in this. You
shouldn't even be working here. Your just a little bitch who can't support her own family." Wally
tries to get him off her but he just grips her tighter and moves in for a kiss. Sammy pushes past
and throws him to the ground getting him off Emily as wally helps her to a chair
"Your the real jackass here. Leave her alone. Your the one that shouldn't be working here." As Rhodney gets back up Sammy lunges forward and punches him in the face and picks
him up by his shirt. "Get out of here. Or I'll report you to Joey and I know for damn sure you don't want that. You need the money as much as the rest of us do. Sammy drops him and he runs off to the bathroom. Conversation floats in the air waiting to be brought back, but no one said a
word of what happened there that day, and never would.