CutiePie1997
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The Vampire's 'Go-fer'
Seeking a male writer. Read this.
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Seeking a male writer. Read this.
Do not post without being accepted.
Thanks.
The last day of a school year at Harrison High was always a chaotic one for Penny Harper. This one was no different. She was rushing all about, saying goodbye to friends and teachers who she likely wouldn't see again until her senior year began. The day after school let out for summer break for as long as she could remember, Penny had hopped onto an Amtrak to spend June and the 4th of July holiday with her grandparents across the country in Seattle. Often, by the time she got back, her friends had already established their summer routines with jobs, new significant others, even new friends. They weren't always ready, willing, and able to disrupt their summer lives to reincorporate Penny into them.
But there was always one guy who would welcome her back with open arms. Penny found Kevin Thomas cleaning out his locker and rushed toward him. Kevin was Penny's oldest and dearest friend. They'd lived side by side on Maple Street all their lives. He was a year and a half older than Penny and had been in the class ahead of her in their tiny elementary school. So in the beginning, they'd only really hung out together after school or on weekends. But then when he was 11, Kevin got really sick and missed most of 5th grade. He was set back to repeat the year, which put the two of them together in nearly every class for the past 6 years.
To Penny, their relationship had only ever been a friendship. She'd always been a very popular girl and had had boys chasing her all her life. With the pick of the crop, she'd never really seen the rather Average Joe Kevin Thomas as boyfriend material. That wasn't the thought process for Kevin, though. Penny was more than aware that Kevin had been burning for more from her since even before she'd begun developing her now-delicious female curves.
Penny had never told Kevin that he had no chance with her. It bothered her sometimes, that maybe she was leading him on. She imagined Kevin running excitedly down a path toward her, only to fall off a steep, unexpected cliff when he learned Penny had finally committed herself to another guy. Her lasting fear regarding Kevin had always been a simple one: if she told him they'd never be boyfriend-girlfriend, he'd stop being her friend as well. Penny knew she could never survive that.
When she arrived at his locker, Penny practically slammed into Kevin, wrapping her arms around his torso and squeezing him so tightly he gave out an umph! She eventually pulled back to hold his hands in her own, proclaiming, "Thank god for you, Kev'! You're the only guy I know for a fact that I'll see again when I get back."
She hugged him again, asked if he had summer plans, and then excitedly said, "Oh! I have something for you!"
She dug into her pocket and pulled out a folded piece of newsprint. "It's an advert, for a job. I got it out of the Penny Saver newspaper. Can you believe they still print a weekly newspaper … on paper!"
Penny snatched it back from Kevin, opened it, and read, "'Home owner seeks personal assistant for errands, shopping, and other tasks about the home and property.'"
She looked up to Kevin with a sly smile, clarifying, "That means he wants a gopher. Get it...? Go … for...? Go-fer?"
Penny tucked her lower lip in under her front teeth, which she exposed more. She made a rapid gnawing gesture and sound that was might have been more appropriate describing a beaver than a gopher. But by Kevin's expression, it seemed to work.
"Says you have to have a drivers license and clean driving record," she continued after laughing at her own attempts at humor. "'Automobiles and insurance provided by employer.'"
She looked up to Kevin again. "Automobiles … plural. I wonder what that means? Automo-biles."
Penny went back to the ad again. "This is the strange part, and you're going to think this is a big, fat stop sign. Your mom will, I guarantee it, but just read her this next part, and maybe she'll be okay with it."
She looked to the paper again and continued, "'Must be available all hours, all days. Notice of required attendance and service outside of daylight hours will be given by employer 24 hours in advance.'"
Penny looked up again. "'Outside of daylight hours' ... so … it's summer … and the sun is up from, what, 6am to 8 or 9pm when August gets here? Jeez, that's a long shift. I mean, I can't imagine they would want you to be available every day from 6 to 9 … can you?"
They chatted a moment, then Penny went back to the ad. She grimaced at rereading this next part. "'Minimum wage to start.' Eww … that's ugly. But it goes on to say 'Significant pay increases and bonuses given weekly for excellent job performance. Apply in person at...'"
Penny looked up at Kevin with a surprised expression on her face. "Oh! I just recognized the address. It's the Greeley Mansion … up on Old Harrison Drive … you know the one! That big haunted house looking house … yeah, yeah, redundancy, but … you know what I mean."
She looked back to the ad, murmuring to herself, "I didn't know anyone moved back into it. I would've thought mom would say something."
Penny's mom was one of the most successful real estate agents in the county. She'd been trying to get the listing on the Greeley mansion for as long as Penny could remember. But the absent owners had simply, politely, and repeatedly told her no thanks.
"You have to take this job," Penny demanded of Kevin as she handed him the note again. "If for no other reason than to see inside the place. No one I know has ever been inside the house. Kendall Hughes and his football buddies jumped that eerie looking, wrought iron fence one time to go up the hill to look at it … but they got about half way there and big black dogs -- probably pit bulls, or what were those dogs in the Omen movie, um … Rottweilers? They came out of nowhere! Paul Wheeler got bit in the ass as he was climbing a tree to jump over the fence. Missed the entire baseball season 'cause he kept pulling the stitches, fucking Vera Carlton in the back seat of his daddy's Datsun. Idiot!"
Another female student rushed up and pretty much repeated the slam and hug against Penny that Penny had done to Kevin. They squealed like little girls about the end of school, the summer, the trip, and far too much more in such a short moment of time. Penny gave Kevin another hug, a kiss on the cheek, and bid him farewell before running off with the other student. It wouldn't have been a very proper goodbye considering their friendship, but she knew she'd see him tomorrow. For the past six years, he and his mother had gone to lunch with her and her mother at a café across from Amtrak before Penny left.
The one thing she hadn't read from the note Kevin now possessed was the rest of that last line. 'Apply in person at address below, Thursday between 7-9pm.'
Today was Thursday.