kaitlyn_sun
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Bailey flipped back and forth between the two pieces of paper, looking at the two numbers. She turned them, wrote on them, tried to imagine all the different ways you might break up the numbers and try to make them work together somehow, but no matter what she did, there was just no way it would ever work.
She just didn’t make enough to afford to live on campus anymore.
She worked as often as she could at the bar. She took extra shifts. She was starting to bartend. She always made sure she talked up the guys at the bar, dressing in tank tops and jean shorts, flirting up a storm to get the biggest tips possible. No matter what, though, she’d never be able to make enough to afford this housing bill. As it was, she barely had enough to pay for the three weeks she’d already lived there in anticipation for her sophomore semester. She was only able to pay for school at all thanks to her scholarship; her parents didn’t have a dime to give her, but they were SO proud of her for being the first person in their family to ever get to college, it would be heartbreaking to have to go back because of this.
She dropped her head back on her pillow, trying really hard not to cry as she staring at her dorm room ceiling. She thought idly about getting back together with Brad, her ex boyfriend… maybe she could talk him into letting her stay with him for a little? Ugh, no… that was a terrible idea.
“Are you okay, Bailey?”
She wiped at her eyes, trying to force a smile, looking back at Meg, her roommate. She liked Meg, but she was so emotional, she knew she’d wind up having to console HER once she found out that she would have to leave. “I’m… I’m fine… I just…” she sighed, rubbing her hands through her long purple hair “I need to figure something out…”
Finally, she grabbed up her purse and her hoodie, and left the room, walking out of her residence hall. She bit her lip, not even recognizing the small clutch of frat boys outside that whistled their compliments at her as she passed. She wasn’t dressed up or anything, just a pair of leggings, a tank top and her hoodie, but it never seemed to slow them down. No, that wasn’t where her head was at all. She crossed over, passed the dining hall, and out over the quad toward the campus rec center. There were always bulletin boards with different offers for off-campus housing… MAAAAYBE…
She pushed her hood back, and started looking over the offers. “Roommate for studio apt, smokers, dogs…” she wriggled her nose, thinking of living in a studio with another person who was smoking, but she was desperate…
Nope. the price was STILL too high. She exhaled in frustration, feeling the mounting knot in her throat…
And then a much smaller note, one she had never seen before. “Single room for rent in private home, laundry & kitchen privileges, dedicated bath & shower…” and then she saw the price. Oh my god, she thought. Once she paid off her current housing bill she had almost nothing… but… she could JUST afford this!
She grabbed the notice, and flipped open her phone, quickly sending an email to the one listed. Yes, she was interested, she could only afford the amount listed, she was very clean, didn’t smoke, very quiet, could she PLEASE come meet and talk about the room?
She pressed send, and plopped herself into a chair in the rec center, desperately clutching her phone, waiting for an answer…
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She dressed as conservatively as she could muster. She wore a nice yellow dress with a wide black patent leather belt, her short-waisted white leather jacket, and pretty white patent leather heels, her purple hair pulled back into a pair of nice braids, a very nice, small, professional-looking purse at her side. She HAD to impress these people…
Bailey flipped back and forth between the two pieces of paper, looking at the two numbers. She turned them, wrote on them, tried to imagine all the different ways you might break up the numbers and try to make them work together somehow, but no matter what she did, there was just no way it would ever work.
She just didn’t make enough to afford to live on campus anymore.
She worked as often as she could at the bar. She took extra shifts. She was starting to bartend. She always made sure she talked up the guys at the bar, dressing in tank tops and jean shorts, flirting up a storm to get the biggest tips possible. No matter what, though, she’d never be able to make enough to afford this housing bill. As it was, she barely had enough to pay for the three weeks she’d already lived there in anticipation for her sophomore semester. She was only able to pay for school at all thanks to her scholarship; her parents didn’t have a dime to give her, but they were SO proud of her for being the first person in their family to ever get to college, it would be heartbreaking to have to go back because of this.
She dropped her head back on her pillow, trying really hard not to cry as she staring at her dorm room ceiling. She thought idly about getting back together with Brad, her ex boyfriend… maybe she could talk him into letting her stay with him for a little? Ugh, no… that was a terrible idea.
“Are you okay, Bailey?”
She wiped at her eyes, trying to force a smile, looking back at Meg, her roommate. She liked Meg, but she was so emotional, she knew she’d wind up having to console HER once she found out that she would have to leave. “I’m… I’m fine… I just…” she sighed, rubbing her hands through her long purple hair “I need to figure something out…”
Finally, she grabbed up her purse and her hoodie, and left the room, walking out of her residence hall. She bit her lip, not even recognizing the small clutch of frat boys outside that whistled their compliments at her as she passed. She wasn’t dressed up or anything, just a pair of leggings, a tank top and her hoodie, but it never seemed to slow them down. No, that wasn’t where her head was at all. She crossed over, passed the dining hall, and out over the quad toward the campus rec center. There were always bulletin boards with different offers for off-campus housing… MAAAAYBE…
She pushed her hood back, and started looking over the offers. “Roommate for studio apt, smokers, dogs…” she wriggled her nose, thinking of living in a studio with another person who was smoking, but she was desperate…
Nope. the price was STILL too high. She exhaled in frustration, feeling the mounting knot in her throat…
And then a much smaller note, one she had never seen before. “Single room for rent in private home, laundry & kitchen privileges, dedicated bath & shower…” and then she saw the price. Oh my god, she thought. Once she paid off her current housing bill she had almost nothing… but… she could JUST afford this!
She grabbed the notice, and flipped open her phone, quickly sending an email to the one listed. Yes, she was interested, she could only afford the amount listed, she was very clean, didn’t smoke, very quiet, could she PLEASE come meet and talk about the room?
She pressed send, and plopped herself into a chair in the rec center, desperately clutching her phone, waiting for an answer…
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She dressed as conservatively as she could muster. She wore a nice yellow dress with a wide black patent leather belt, her short-waisted white leather jacket, and pretty white patent leather heels, her purple hair pulled back into a pair of nice braids, a very nice, small, professional-looking purse at her side. She HAD to impress these people…