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Danielle straightened her hair and sighed as the phone rang for the hundredth time, it seemed. She looked at it and noticed it was once again her boyfriend Barrett.
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"You know I'm working," she said in the direction of the phone, not moving to answer it. "Why do you keep calling?" Her tone was matter of fact and rhetorical. She was certain he wanted to go to dinner or to a game of some sort and, at times, he expected her to drop anything she was doing to be with him. Having spent the night at his apartment two nights earlier, she figured he could make do for a few hours. She finished getting ready and pulled on some tall, strappy boots. She modeled them in front of her floor length mirror and wondered if her feet would hurt if she wore them. Tonight, she was assigned only a four hour shift at the waitress stand of Cutterly's, a rather upscale steakhouse with a loungey vibe about thirty minutes outside of campus. The restaurant featured an expensive menu, but also a club level bar where many of the city's elite gathered, often to avoid their wives, their significant other-than-their-wives, or any number of other responsibilities. It was not the priciest, or richest crowd, but the people that came and went did well enough that when Danielle waited tables, she could take home a couple hundred a night. As hostess, it might be forty dollars at most.
When she was satisfied she looked ready, she took a selfie and sent it to Barrett, for the first time responding to the calls he'd been making for the past hour. He was a great guy, but a bit needy and a bit needy for her taste, but they had dated consistently, if not exclusively, for the better part of their freshman year and some over the summer. She had gone home to Texas for the break, and now returned to the more temperate beach and party city where campus was. Only two weeks into the semester of her sophomore year, she wondered if maybe she should look for a different boyfriend. However, she seemed to be unable to think of anyone on her horizon.
How do I look? Her text said. Working until ten. Will call you after.
Moments later she left the confines of her condo apartment, headed to her car, and made her way to work.
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The kitchen staff hooted and made comments until the manager calmed them down and put an end to their harassment. However, Danielle never minded such things and would not dress like she did if it bothered her. Once she checked in, she made her way to the hostess stand and relieved the little girl who had the day shift. The girl could not have been over seventeen. Probably a rookie. Dany had been waiting tables since she was 16 and felt this to be a demotion.
"I got it," she told the girl, saying nothing more in her dismissal. She proceeded to seat three couples in the next forty five minutes before sighing and expecting it to be a slow night. There were a few scattered groups of men in the bar, but the bartender didn't seem to need any help. She looked over the table chart to see the restaurant nearly empty. She texted Barrett again, annoyed that he never responded the first time she texted.
I may get cut early tonight. She waited several minutes and got no response, stuffing her phone under the stand. She was bored already. She hated Monday night shifts.
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"You know I'm working," she said in the direction of the phone, not moving to answer it. "Why do you keep calling?" Her tone was matter of fact and rhetorical. She was certain he wanted to go to dinner or to a game of some sort and, at times, he expected her to drop anything she was doing to be with him. Having spent the night at his apartment two nights earlier, she figured he could make do for a few hours. She finished getting ready and pulled on some tall, strappy boots. She modeled them in front of her floor length mirror and wondered if her feet would hurt if she wore them. Tonight, she was assigned only a four hour shift at the waitress stand of Cutterly's, a rather upscale steakhouse with a loungey vibe about thirty minutes outside of campus. The restaurant featured an expensive menu, but also a club level bar where many of the city's elite gathered, often to avoid their wives, their significant other-than-their-wives, or any number of other responsibilities. It was not the priciest, or richest crowd, but the people that came and went did well enough that when Danielle waited tables, she could take home a couple hundred a night. As hostess, it might be forty dollars at most.
When she was satisfied she looked ready, she took a selfie and sent it to Barrett, for the first time responding to the calls he'd been making for the past hour. He was a great guy, but a bit needy and a bit needy for her taste, but they had dated consistently, if not exclusively, for the better part of their freshman year and some over the summer. She had gone home to Texas for the break, and now returned to the more temperate beach and party city where campus was. Only two weeks into the semester of her sophomore year, she wondered if maybe she should look for a different boyfriend. However, she seemed to be unable to think of anyone on her horizon.
How do I look? Her text said. Working until ten. Will call you after.
Moments later she left the confines of her condo apartment, headed to her car, and made her way to work.
http://www4.pictures.fp.zimbio.com/Ashley+Tisdale+Leaving+House+2009+MTV+Movie+PSfBcSf26vGl.jpg
The kitchen staff hooted and made comments until the manager calmed them down and put an end to their harassment. However, Danielle never minded such things and would not dress like she did if it bothered her. Once she checked in, she made her way to the hostess stand and relieved the little girl who had the day shift. The girl could not have been over seventeen. Probably a rookie. Dany had been waiting tables since she was 16 and felt this to be a demotion.
"I got it," she told the girl, saying nothing more in her dismissal. She proceeded to seat three couples in the next forty five minutes before sighing and expecting it to be a slow night. There were a few scattered groups of men in the bar, but the bartender didn't seem to need any help. She looked over the table chart to see the restaurant nearly empty. She texted Barrett again, annoyed that he never responded the first time she texted.
I may get cut early tonight. She waited several minutes and got no response, stuffing her phone under the stand. She was bored already. She hated Monday night shifts.