heartofcourage
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“Hey there, Little Red Riding Hood. You sure are looking good. You’re everything that a big bad wolf could want…”
The song had been stuck in her head all morning after she had heard it during her morning commute. Tara was still humming it as she entered the empty elevator that would take her to her office on the fourth floor. She was running late and she hoped that everyone else would still be in a board meeting as she slipped into her cubicle.
She had started out early that day with every intention of getting work done before anyone else entered the office. That was before her grandmother had fallen and a trip to the ER derailed those plans. A broken hip would mean that her grandmother would be staying in the hospital for a few days. That was money that neither Tara Johnson nor her grandmother really had.
The polished silver doors shut and she stood there staring at her own reflection as the elevator started to pull upward. Her large brown eyes looked incredibly young and frightened. She was one of the youngest associates at Wolf Enterprises. She had been hired as an intern while in college because of her drawing portfolio from her graphic design work. She now designed all of the advertising campaigns that were released to the public. She was making a name for herself, but the responsibility of her home life weighed heavily on her shoulders.
She moved her gaze from her eyes to her full pouting lips. She’d painted them red that morning, carefully drawing in a perfect cupid’s bow. It seemed all the brighter because of her pale skin and her long black hair which was carefully pulled up into a twist at the nape of her neck. It was part of the company policy to wear her hair up, a button down shirt and a business skirt. She looked the part of the conservative, but her red heels were her way of showing her individuality. The thought of wearing them made her smile at her own reflection as the door dinged and then slid open, allowing her to enter into the silent space of her office.
The song had been stuck in her head all morning after she had heard it during her morning commute. Tara was still humming it as she entered the empty elevator that would take her to her office on the fourth floor. She was running late and she hoped that everyone else would still be in a board meeting as she slipped into her cubicle.
She had started out early that day with every intention of getting work done before anyone else entered the office. That was before her grandmother had fallen and a trip to the ER derailed those plans. A broken hip would mean that her grandmother would be staying in the hospital for a few days. That was money that neither Tara Johnson nor her grandmother really had.
The polished silver doors shut and she stood there staring at her own reflection as the elevator started to pull upward. Her large brown eyes looked incredibly young and frightened. She was one of the youngest associates at Wolf Enterprises. She had been hired as an intern while in college because of her drawing portfolio from her graphic design work. She now designed all of the advertising campaigns that were released to the public. She was making a name for herself, but the responsibility of her home life weighed heavily on her shoulders.
She moved her gaze from her eyes to her full pouting lips. She’d painted them red that morning, carefully drawing in a perfect cupid’s bow. It seemed all the brighter because of her pale skin and her long black hair which was carefully pulled up into a twist at the nape of her neck. It was part of the company policy to wear her hair up, a button down shirt and a business skirt. She looked the part of the conservative, but her red heels were her way of showing her individuality. The thought of wearing them made her smile at her own reflection as the door dinged and then slid open, allowing her to enter into the silent space of her office.
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