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Who: Aimee and anyone else
When: August 29th, afternoon
Where: The bar
Rating: PG =D
Aimee stood behind the counter, lightly drumming her fingers on the table. Yesterday she came home at eleven, which is oddly early, but yet she didn't get enough sleep. She never really did. An aspirated sigh escaped from her lips as she rested her cheek sluggishly on her palm, fighting her eyelids from dropping down. Coffee. Coffee was good. Even though she was at a bar, she knew alcohol wasn't a good idea. Not right now at least. As she was brewing up some coffee, her eyes wandered up to the clock. Four PM. Nine more hours of this? Yeah right. A curse slipped out of her lips.
Despite the fact that she's been working for all these hours, she definitely wasn't getting paid. Not enough at least. Her phone started to vibrate and she took it out of her back pocket, staring at the unfamiliar number. She didn't bother to answer. Too lazy to say the least. Sitting down, she lifted, and rested her legs on the counter. Her eyes wandered around, looking for someone that needed her assistance. Anything right now to kill time.
When: August 29th, afternoon
Where: The bar
Rating: PG =D
Aimee stood behind the counter, lightly drumming her fingers on the table. Yesterday she came home at eleven, which is oddly early, but yet she didn't get enough sleep. She never really did. An aspirated sigh escaped from her lips as she rested her cheek sluggishly on her palm, fighting her eyelids from dropping down. Coffee. Coffee was good. Even though she was at a bar, she knew alcohol wasn't a good idea. Not right now at least. As she was brewing up some coffee, her eyes wandered up to the clock. Four PM. Nine more hours of this? Yeah right. A curse slipped out of her lips.
Despite the fact that she's been working for all these hours, she definitely wasn't getting paid. Not enough at least. Her phone started to vibrate and she took it out of her back pocket, staring at the unfamiliar number. She didn't bother to answer. Too lazy to say the least. Sitting down, she lifted, and rested her legs on the counter. Her eyes wandered around, looking for someone that needed her assistance. Anything right now to kill time.
