The Weekend

Paige had packed up everything that was hers at the desk and then she decided to call it a day. She had finished everything that she had too and new this weekend she would be nothing but a blah of nerves. Though she had changed jobs a few times she knew that this was going to be something new.

She tried not to think about it but it was all she could think of until she went to sleep. Nothing was right anymore and she knew it. No one asked for her by name. No one requested her even though she was one of the best in the company. She tried to figure out who this new boss could possibly be. She had no clue. She didn’t even have an idea of what division he could be.

As she fell asleep the thoughts took over and invaded her dreams. She didn’t sleep well and decided to put off doing the few things that she knew she had to do. The laundry for one was one of those things that she didn’t want to do. She knew that when she did do it she would have to carve out the time to stay there. She had noticed that things disappeared when she didn’t stay there.

She could not afford to lose any more clothes though she had no idea what someone was doing with all of them. She was small. Smaller than most women and though she was also slightly curvy she had managed to make her own style that worked to hide what she had. One by one the pieces of clothing had disappeared and was not exactly what she had wanted to be left with.

No one in the apartment building could fit into her clothes. She really wanted to know who was taking them and why they were being used and what for. Then she thought about it some more and she wanted to scrap the entire idea. There was nothing that she wanted to know about what they were being used for.

She simply knew that she had to go and get some more sometime soon. However today she wanted nothing more to curl up on the couch and not do anything. She didn’t want to even answer her phone. There was nothing anyone could do right now to make her move from her spot.

Thoguh she normally did meal preps for the week she went ahead and ordered some lunch and dinner from a nearby place she had heard good things about. It wasn;t normal but she did have something to celebrate or that was her excuse for it.

She had been tight with her money  so she could move. She didn’t like the area she lived in and tried to stay off the street most of the time. She knew it wasn’t the best when she moved into the house but she knew it was better than trying to figure out a long commute as well.

 She wanted out of the area. She knew she had a few things to get before she could. She needed a car to be able to drive into the city. She really didn’t want to have to take a bus for two hours but she would if it meant she was slightly better off in a different area. She needed the down payment as well. There was so much that she could do that she needed to have a list. She was nearly done with her list.

Soon.

She knew she would have that peace of mind soon enough. Things were going to turn and start going her way soon enough.

They simply had too. She was working hard. Harder than most people she knew to make sure she could get the things she wanted. She didn’t even date anyone right now because she was that focused. Thoguh she though a man would be nice as a distraction some nights. She was still young enough to find someone in a year or so. Her job and moving meant everything to her. It was the way it had to be.

She settled more into he couch and waited for the food to be delivered and watched her old tv. There was nothing she really wanted to watch on but she just watched some home show and thought she could maybe one day use this information.

It was always maybe one day for her. That was fine as well. She stored the information on the off chance that one day she would have a completely different life.