Another Day Punch Novels & Stories

I lined up with the workers, got myself a tray, and went to sit with three female employees. We started with some small talk. Got them comfortable. Then I casually brought up the punch-in system. The machines were placed at the entrance of each workshop-no cameras around. In other words, someone could swipe two cards, and nobody'd know. "I heard this place is haunted," I leaned in and lowered my voice. "Where'd you hear that?" One of the women looked stunned. "A supervisor," I bluffed. "Told me there are two ghosts here who clock in every day, but no one's ever seen them."

Everyone was experiencing a slow day at NextGen. It was one of those days where nothing urgent was happening, and most employees in the PR department were just passing time until the end of day. Jess had spent a good part of the morning filling in some paperwork for her supervisor. Pam had been more busy because Steve had called in sick and she had to cover his work load. Lunch hour gave them both a chance to catch up since they did not have much time to chat in the morning. Jess noticed that Pam seemed to have developed some sort of negative attitude towards her, and the lunch had not been as pleasant as Jess had anticipated. The afternoon was much easier for both Pam and Jess so they both

Don’t make it difficult. God. I was absolutely finished. Me: But I have to go to work tomorrow. I didn't go today. Adrian: Should I remind you whose company you are working at again? I blushed really hard. Me: okay. Tomorrow morning it is then.