6 - Money Can't Buy It

~Bailey’s Point of View~

Because I don’t trust public transit bathrooms or really the world at large, I called ahead to the building that Trey lives in to ask if they had a public bathroom in the lobby. Weird question right? But a lot of these condo buildings don’t. I mean the kinds of people that live there pay for a certain exclusivity, and that wouldn’t include the nasty public peeing for free.

But much to my shock, they did have a public restroom. They had a ballroom they rented for events and it was next to that, so I just had to hope it was empty. Long enough at least for me to get ready. I really didn’t want to get dressed at work and risk anyone’s prying eyes and big mouth.

There was no chance in hell I’d give Trey my home address and even picking me up at the office seemed a bit of a wildcard. I had a very specific personality I wanted to project to him and I couldn’t play that part in front of literally anyone else I knew. They would realize I was being a moron and it woul