WhisperingRain
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This is a closed thread for cgraven and myself, please read and enjoy.
Robin Michaels
Divorced 26 year old
5’4”, golden hair, blue eyes, slender, attractive
Works as secretary during the day, bartender in a strip club at night.
OOC:
For the last year Robin had been working two jobs, with very little time in between other than to sleep. She worked for a finance company and her secretary job was a great job, good pay, great benefits, but even that wasn’t enough to cover all her bills. She had unfortunately made the mistake of marrying a jerk who not only had put everything in her name, but before he handed her the divorce papers, he had run up several credit cards as well. She was not only shocked, having thought everything was fine between them, but he had left her in debt up to her elbows, emptied out their savings and left her with only her last pay check to survive.
Having been raised in a very proud family, there was no way she wanted to go to them or anyone else for help and the thought of claiming bankruptcy was just not something she could bring herself to do. She thought about seeing a lawyer, but then she knew it was a small town and people would talk. There was no way she wanted that. So, she sold their home and most of their things, got a small apartment, kept her car and thankful it was very new, except she owed on that too. She decided to get another job and eventually pay off the credit cards, along with her other bills. The only thing she had let anyone know was that her and Stewart had mutually decided to split, being too embarrassed at what she had actually happened.
The thing she didn’t let anyone know was that because not many part time jobs paid well, she had taken a job as a bartender in a strip club in the city about an hours drive from where she lived. It had been one of the hardest decisions she had to make, knowing how her family and friends, not to say what her boss would think if they knew where she worked. The only thing that had allowed her to go ahead with it, was that she didn’t have to take anything clothes off. Although the outfits that she had to wear were quite revealing, but after several months, she had learned to deal with that and the comments that came with it.
IC:
I walked into the office Monday morning, feeling a little bit more refreshed having not had to work the night before at the Club. Because of my night job and the outfit I had to wear there, I made sure at the office I always wore skirts that hung down right below my knee, sweaters or blouses that were not too revealing, but looked attractive. I also wore my hair up and a pair of glasses, which were actually phony. I figured if for some chance any of the men or women that worked at the office came to the club, there was a good chance they wouldn’t recognize me from work. I was glad I had several hours in between one job before the next so that I could change at home and no one would be the wiser.
Always making sure I was there a half hour before Mr. Clayton, my boss, got there, I went straight to his office, exchanging greetings with Paul when I passed his office. He also made it a habit to get there early, as did along several other employees. Being there early gave me enough time to get the coffee started, sort through the mail and relax with a cup of coffee in my office before attacking the stack of paper work on my desk that would only continue to get bigger the rest of the day. By the time Mr. Clayton got in, the office was already buzzing with people rushing around, phones ringing and paperwork piling up.
Robin Michaels
Divorced 26 year old
5’4”, golden hair, blue eyes, slender, attractive
Works as secretary during the day, bartender in a strip club at night.
OOC:
For the last year Robin had been working two jobs, with very little time in between other than to sleep. She worked for a finance company and her secretary job was a great job, good pay, great benefits, but even that wasn’t enough to cover all her bills. She had unfortunately made the mistake of marrying a jerk who not only had put everything in her name, but before he handed her the divorce papers, he had run up several credit cards as well. She was not only shocked, having thought everything was fine between them, but he had left her in debt up to her elbows, emptied out their savings and left her with only her last pay check to survive.
Having been raised in a very proud family, there was no way she wanted to go to them or anyone else for help and the thought of claiming bankruptcy was just not something she could bring herself to do. She thought about seeing a lawyer, but then she knew it was a small town and people would talk. There was no way she wanted that. So, she sold their home and most of their things, got a small apartment, kept her car and thankful it was very new, except she owed on that too. She decided to get another job and eventually pay off the credit cards, along with her other bills. The only thing she had let anyone know was that her and Stewart had mutually decided to split, being too embarrassed at what she had actually happened.
The thing she didn’t let anyone know was that because not many part time jobs paid well, she had taken a job as a bartender in a strip club in the city about an hours drive from where she lived. It had been one of the hardest decisions she had to make, knowing how her family and friends, not to say what her boss would think if they knew where she worked. The only thing that had allowed her to go ahead with it, was that she didn’t have to take anything clothes off. Although the outfits that she had to wear were quite revealing, but after several months, she had learned to deal with that and the comments that came with it.
IC:
I walked into the office Monday morning, feeling a little bit more refreshed having not had to work the night before at the Club. Because of my night job and the outfit I had to wear there, I made sure at the office I always wore skirts that hung down right below my knee, sweaters or blouses that were not too revealing, but looked attractive. I also wore my hair up and a pair of glasses, which were actually phony. I figured if for some chance any of the men or women that worked at the office came to the club, there was a good chance they wouldn’t recognize me from work. I was glad I had several hours in between one job before the next so that I could change at home and no one would be the wiser.
Always making sure I was there a half hour before Mr. Clayton, my boss, got there, I went straight to his office, exchanging greetings with Paul when I passed his office. He also made it a habit to get there early, as did along several other employees. Being there early gave me enough time to get the coffee started, sort through the mail and relax with a cup of coffee in my office before attacking the stack of paper work on my desk that would only continue to get bigger the rest of the day. By the time Mr. Clayton got in, the office was already buzzing with people rushing around, phones ringing and paperwork piling up.