"I don't want to goooo!""Trin you do this every morning you have work, rent needs to be paid."
"Fine only because I want to." I mumbled.
"What?"
"Nothing now get out so I can get dressed."
I work at a Civic Center for my main job.
The only pros is I get free tickets sometimes and get to meet celebrities only if they see me. The cons is I work with evil little girls who are obsessed with making work hell for me and having a crush on my brother.
"Come on now." He said opening the passenger door inside the car. I was dragging my feet looking down sighing.
"Dont you see me walking..." I exaggerated.
"No your going at sloth pace pick your feet up get it the car and stop being a child!" He shouted, but jokingly.
"Sheesh your more snappier today."
"I have things to do and places to go so hurry." He said sounding like a Diva.
"Dont you see me in the car." I said closing my door and clicking my seat belt.
"Kinda."
"F you b."
"Fub you to."
2:00pm
We pulled up to my job and I miserably got out.
"I love you Trin."
"I love you too."
"Fix you face."
"Oh my gosh just drive off already." I said flipping my hair. He chuckled and blew me a kiss. I dramatically put it to my heart.
"I can't stand you." He laughed pulling off. I turned over my shoulder seeing Janae my ugly coworker smiling.
I walked in the building with her and her puppet on my tail.
"Ohh, Chole look at the cat, dragging." Janae laughed. If only she could here how cringe she sounded.
"My kitty don't drag I'm not y'all." I mumbled they say shit like this everyday.
"Say it with your chest!"
"My chest don't talk." I said stepping in her face. I ain't never scared to hold my own ill have to get fired part two.
"Come on Chole." She said grabbing her hand quickly.
"Yeah listen to your puppet master."
"Just so you know my great grandfather owned you." Little Chole said. Janae smacked her. And I laughed prime example to why having black friends doesn't excuse you from being racist to the many like her.
"Trin, I want you in the theatre today!" My boss yelled.
I hated the theatre it was the biggest pain to do.
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