Yoruichi Side Job Novels & Stories

Choi said before she began collecting her used plates. “Wait, Vero. I would like to tell you that I might come home late. I’m having some gig after my shift at the local bar.” Lium recalled something that made him stop Verosha for a moment and informed her about his lateness due to his sideline jobs at night. “Okay, do you know how to drive or even had a license for it?” Verosha nodded in consideration and asked. “Yeah, why?” Lium nodded at the same time wondering.

, I suggested "Actually", she frowned, "I have a part-time job I need to get to" I was amused. "You're working?", I screeched. "I've always wanted to know how it felt to have a side job. You see my daddy won't allow me to have any jobs. He says I'm too young for it. But I think I'm a big girl, I'm turning 16 this year and I'm in high school. When I turn 16, I'll ask my daddy to give me space so I can do whatever I want. My brother moved to Australia for college because the house is suffocating, my daddy is too overprotective and my mommy isn't helping matters either. Did you know she...."

So I'm stuck thinking about Gray. "And yeah , i think I've seen a job for you. It's nice and not stressful. Just need few of your time and you'll be earning a huge amount of money. I think the family's rich too." " Piper breathe.." I hold her hand and smile. She nod and breathe. "It's a babysitting Job. The kid's an anonymous. But the pay is good. So you've got a lot of time for yourself after college and after babysitting the kid." "How old is she ?"

That meant I only had a few days of freedom left, and within this limited time, I had to find a way to earn as much money as possible. Through Lily, I found a morning shift gig at a restaurant. On my third day, Mason's friend, Ricky Murray, barged into the restaurant I worked at with several he-wolves in tow. He crashed into me on purpose and knocked over the bowl of hot soup I was carrying. "Well, isn't this Aria Scarlett?" Ricky and his lackeys surrounded me and put on a fake act. "How careless of you to spill the chicken soup we just ordered. I might have to file a complaint."

she smiled "Ohhh, yeah, what's with it?" She leaned forward. “I found us a job.” My fork froze halfway "What?” “A job,” she repeated proudly. “Employment. Income for Distraction, Healing and Character development.” I blinked. “You’re joking.” “Nope...I..." “look Sofia, I'm not emotionally stable enough to sell anything, teach anyone, manage anyone, or smile at anyone.” “Perfect,” she said. “Because you won’t be doing any of that.” My eyes narrowed again. “Then what kind of job is it?”

"I've never thought about it." Chris glanced at her. This time, there was something slightly different in his gaze. "Maybe because you've been too busy surviving all this time? How many side jobs were you working back then?" "Um... four or five? I've lost count," Naomi said with a soft laugh. "And I never knew about the kinds of things you were talking about just now, Chris. Maybe because those jobs were completely outside my reach." "Maybe," Chris replied. Their destination restaurant was now in sight. The place wasn't particularly crowded. The large windows along one side offered a view of Sun City's busy downtown area. Meanwhile, the other side overlooked the interior of the shopping cent

~LUCAS~ I'm still sitting in the living room after Marcella goes into the room to take a nap. I lean back against the couch, phone in my hand, thumb scrolling aimlessly at first… then not so aimlessly. I'm searching for a job. I really need a better job for myself, and for…. Marcella. My jaw tightens slightly as another page loads. “Barista needed… flexible hours…” I scoff under my breath. Of course.

And when it was someone who worked a regular job—like retail or delivery—he barely spared them a glance. It was painfully obvious and incredibly awkward. Then, Rain suddenly turned to me. "Sora, what about you? What do you do?" I smiled. "I’m an assistant." Wade let out a loud, dismissive snort. "An assistant?!" he scoffed. "What, you never went to college after dropping out? What kind of company even hires a high school dropout as an assistant? Tell me so I know to stay the hell away from it."

"Oh, you are so funny. That is more reason why we need you in our gang. So, are you in?" "In for what? Not even in a million years." My hands hit the table with certain anger which came from nowhere and I stood up. "Do you think I would want to dive into a life of crime? I don't even get it," I crossed my arms over my chest and stood calmly, "what do you expect me to tell my mom I am doing as a job? Mafia photography?" "If that's the issue, you will get a job here in TIANOR, as a photographer for our models. It will be the perfect cover," she replied with a relaxed tone in her voice.

CHICHI Chichi rolls from side to side in her bed restlessly, the event that happened the day before keeps playing in her head. So many thoughts keep running through her mind "Why does she always ruin opportunities by herself with her emotions always getting in the way of great things? All she should have done when that young man, that she still didn't catch his name, asked a question was answer his damn question! Putting every emotion aside! And all would have been fine by now" she hisses. Ever since she got back from the office a day before, she has been indoors mourning her lost job and lost opportunities. She refused to turn on the television or stereo, all she craved was total silence, n