Intertwined Destinies: A Nanny on the Farm
“Look, I'll accept it, but on one condition: when I get a job, I'll pay you back!”
“Deal, you proud girl.”
We laughed, and soon the last call for the bus was announced. I hugged my friend one last time.
“Don't forget to change your number and call me. I want news from you all the time, understand?”
“Don't worry!”
I got on the bus, presenting the paper Isa gave me. I didn't need to show my ID. I sat in my seat and started thinking about what I would do with my life. I remembered my little sister. I knew that monster wouldn't do anything to her—he only targeted me—but I still worried, because she was sick and I couldn't even say goodbye.