Sex, Drugs and Taco Bell, chapter 1
Lizzies P.O.V
I woke up to the sound of my alarm clock ringing. Annoying thing. I turned it off and sat up, rubbing my head a bit. My eyes focused in on the room and I got out of bed. Another boring day was probably ahead of me. I pulled on my skinny black jeans, red and black t-shirt and shuffled into the kitchen. I saw Moon sitting down at the kitchen stools.
"Gah! How do you get up so damn early?" I asked. She shrugged. I headed straight for the coffee maker. I poured myself a cup and sat down.
"You ok Lizzie? I've never seen you so quiet!" Moon joked.
"Yeah, I guess so."
"What's bugging you?" she asked me, trying to get straight to the point.
"Nothing, honestly."
I walked back into my room, closing the door behind me and leaving her standing there. I sighed to myself. I had so many friends at my current job. It wasn't bad pay either. I looked over at the white envelope holding my resignation. I might not even get the job I was going for. What then? I'd be without a job and I had rent to pay as it is. I looked at my alarm clock again and saw the time. It was nearly nine o' clock. I checked my appearance one last time in my mirror. I took in a deep breath and saw Moon about to knock.
"Come on, we have to go. Punctuality will help." She walked out the front door and I coughed. I followed her outside, my mouth dry. Why was I so nervous? It was just a job. I got into the seat next to Moon and she pulled out of the driveway.
We arrived sooner than I expected. I gulped silently and looked up at the luminous neon sign. Wow, I was really here. Moon looked at me. I think she sensed my fear. She grinned.
"He'll love you, you'll get the job easily." I gripped my refrences in my hand and walked with her up to the office.
"Hey Moon."
"Hey Dru, this is Lizzie."
"Hey," she smiled at me. I smiled back, weakly. She continued to fiddle with the cash register and Moon took me to a door I wouldn't have noticed. She knocked and we both heard his voice.
"Come in."
I woke up to the sound of my alarm clock ringing. Annoying thing. I turned it off and sat up, rubbing my head a bit. My eyes focused in on the room and I got out of bed. Another boring day was probably ahead of me. I pulled on my skinny black jeans, red and black t-shirt and shuffled into the kitchen. I saw Moon sitting down at the kitchen stools.
"Gah! How do you get up so damn early?" I asked. She shrugged. I headed straight for the coffee maker. I poured myself a cup and sat down.
"You ok Lizzie? I've never seen you so quiet!" Moon joked.
"Yeah, I guess so."
"What's bugging you?" she asked me, trying to get straight to the point.
"Nothing, honestly."
I walked back into my room, closing the door behind me and leaving her standing there. I sighed to myself. I had so many friends at my current job. It wasn't bad pay either. I looked over at the white envelope holding my resignation. I might not even get the job I was going for. What then? I'd be without a job and I had rent to pay as it is. I looked at my alarm clock again and saw the time. It was nearly nine o' clock. I checked my appearance one last time in my mirror. I took in a deep breath and saw Moon about to knock.
"Come on, we have to go. Punctuality will help." She walked out the front door and I coughed. I followed her outside, my mouth dry. Why was I so nervous? It was just a job. I got into the seat next to Moon and she pulled out of the driveway.
We arrived sooner than I expected. I gulped silently and looked up at the luminous neon sign. Wow, I was really here. Moon looked at me. I think she sensed my fear. She grinned.
"He'll love you, you'll get the job easily." I gripped my refrences in my hand and walked with her up to the office.
"Hey Moon."
"Hey Dru, this is Lizzie."
"Hey," she smiled at me. I smiled back, weakly. She continued to fiddle with the cash register and Moon took me to a door I wouldn't have noticed. She knocked and we both heard his voice.
"Come in."
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