MelancholyBaby
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Caitlin smiled widely as she watched her last customer walk out of the store, both arms full of bags, a vibrancy in her step. Caitlin loved her job, she loved doing that; not the bags filled with merchandise, but the way her customers left after she had worked with them. Fitting women for bras and explaining the difference between a hipster and a brief was at the heart of what Caitlin did at work. Helping a girl find the right bra and an invisible seamless panty was fun but helping the same girl be confident in her body tickled Caitlin pink.
She wasn’t sure if she would always want to do this. Caitlin knew she needed to get back to college, but she couldn’t decide on a decent major. In the meantime she’d taken the job here. Caitlin didn’t regret any of the decisions she’d made, each was a path of self discovery. If she hadn’t taken this job she wouldn’t have discovered just how much she enjoyed helping people.
Marissa, her manager, tapped her on the shoulder. “Why don’t you go on break, sweetie? I’ll watch here for you, and then when you get back we can work on getting ready to close.”
“Thank you,” Caitlyn said. “You read my mind. I bought these shoes yesterday and they are sooo cute but they are killing me…I just want to sit down.”
“They are cute, you little fashionista. Do you actually spend your check outside of the store,” Marissa teased.
“One word – clearance.” She did a little dance and then winced. “Ouchie. Be back in fifteen or so.” Caitlyn rested for awhile and then made her way to the ladies room to touch up. She ran a brush through the long strawberry blonde hair that ended just above the fullest part of her breasts and debated whether to put it up in a messy ponytail. Nah. Messy was not an easy as it sounded. Caitlin brushed on another coat of mascara, her dark lashes framing her bright blue eyes and applied a fresh coat of lipgloss. She didn’t mess with powder or foundation, she was fortunate to have a good complexion and she took care of it well. The discount on cosmetics and skincare helped.
Caitlyn noticed a gentlemen browsing. Usually a guy couldn’t get two feet into the department without being “helped” by one of the girls but he appeared to be on his own. She looked around for Marissa who was busily restickering some bras. Caitlyn loved her manager to death but she was not exactly attentive to the customers sometimes. Hoping she would not be annoying she approached the gentleman.
“Hi, are you finding everything alright?”
She wasn’t sure if she would always want to do this. Caitlin knew she needed to get back to college, but she couldn’t decide on a decent major. In the meantime she’d taken the job here. Caitlin didn’t regret any of the decisions she’d made, each was a path of self discovery. If she hadn’t taken this job she wouldn’t have discovered just how much she enjoyed helping people.
Marissa, her manager, tapped her on the shoulder. “Why don’t you go on break, sweetie? I’ll watch here for you, and then when you get back we can work on getting ready to close.”
“Thank you,” Caitlyn said. “You read my mind. I bought these shoes yesterday and they are sooo cute but they are killing me…I just want to sit down.”
“They are cute, you little fashionista. Do you actually spend your check outside of the store,” Marissa teased.
“One word – clearance.” She did a little dance and then winced. “Ouchie. Be back in fifteen or so.” Caitlyn rested for awhile and then made her way to the ladies room to touch up. She ran a brush through the long strawberry blonde hair that ended just above the fullest part of her breasts and debated whether to put it up in a messy ponytail. Nah. Messy was not an easy as it sounded. Caitlin brushed on another coat of mascara, her dark lashes framing her bright blue eyes and applied a fresh coat of lipgloss. She didn’t mess with powder or foundation, she was fortunate to have a good complexion and she took care of it well. The discount on cosmetics and skincare helped.
Caitlyn noticed a gentlemen browsing. Usually a guy couldn’t get two feet into the department without being “helped” by one of the girls but he appeared to be on his own. She looked around for Marissa who was busily restickering some bras. Caitlyn loved her manager to death but she was not exactly attentive to the customers sometimes. Hoping she would not be annoying she approached the gentleman.
“Hi, are you finding everything alright?”