EroticLily
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Trudging back to my weathered-brick apartment building, I shifted the plastic bag that I was holding from my right hand to my left so that I could dig into my pocket for my keys. As I unlocked the heavy door that leads to the lobby, the contents of the plastic bag - 4 light-weight ramen noodle cups that I had purchased from the local dollar store - brushed against my thigh through my jeans. I didn’t like ramen much, but it was all I could afford since some idiot at Student Financial Services fudged my financial aid award, forcing me to use almost all of my work study money to cover the left-over portion of my tuition. I was short on rent for the month, due to that oversight, just like I have been for the last 2 months.
I was desperate enough to consider calling home for a money transfer, though I swore to my parents that I would be totally fine on my own. Sometimes, I really wished that I hadn’t picked up and moved halfway across the country to attend college, but I was way too proud to admit that, or to grovel to my ‘I-told-you-so parents.
I pushed into the lobby with a heavy sigh and shuffled to the elevator, pushing the up arrow button then stepping in once the steel doors parted. I rode up to the 5th floor, fingering the key that opens the bottom lock to my cramped apartment. Before I make it all the way down the corridor, I notice a piece of paper stuck to the front of my door, which big print scrawled in red: NOTICE OF EVICTION.
When I reached my apartment, I peeled the sign off and stared at it, feeling my knees buckle beneath me. I closed my eyes and swore under my breath, dropping my microwave meals on the welcome mat. This could not be happening to me; I wanted to cry.
Taking a deep breath, I turned around and marched to the stairwell to make my way down to my landlord’s apartment. I lost more and more steam, the closer I got to his first-floor unit. When I reached the door, I chickened out of ringing the doorbell twice, before finally sucking it up and just pressing the button. I had no where else to go and no extra funds to offer. I was fully prepared to beg for leniency...
I was desperate enough to consider calling home for a money transfer, though I swore to my parents that I would be totally fine on my own. Sometimes, I really wished that I hadn’t picked up and moved halfway across the country to attend college, but I was way too proud to admit that, or to grovel to my ‘I-told-you-so parents.
I pushed into the lobby with a heavy sigh and shuffled to the elevator, pushing the up arrow button then stepping in once the steel doors parted. I rode up to the 5th floor, fingering the key that opens the bottom lock to my cramped apartment. Before I make it all the way down the corridor, I notice a piece of paper stuck to the front of my door, which big print scrawled in red: NOTICE OF EVICTION.
When I reached my apartment, I peeled the sign off and stared at it, feeling my knees buckle beneath me. I closed my eyes and swore under my breath, dropping my microwave meals on the welcome mat. This could not be happening to me; I wanted to cry.
Taking a deep breath, I turned around and marched to the stairwell to make my way down to my landlord’s apartment. I lost more and more steam, the closer I got to his first-floor unit. When I reached the door, I chickened out of ringing the doorbell twice, before finally sucking it up and just pressing the button. I had no where else to go and no extra funds to offer. I was fully prepared to beg for leniency...