“By
the time I reached high school I had already decided I wanted to be a lawyer
like dad. But then he died---cancer---and we were left with almost no money, what
with the medical bills and all so…” Skye shrugged. “Now secretary is me, at
least for the time being.”
“You’re
planning on going to college?” Logan
asked before he took the last bite of his hamburger.
“Oh
yes, someday, when I get enough saved up. And you? Are you going back?”
“To
college, I hope so. But not back there.”
“Why
not?” she asked then mentally kicked herself when she saw the pain that flashed
across his face for a second.
“I
don’t know,” he replied quickly. “Too…small town, even with the university.
Besides this city is growing on me.”
“It’s
a good place to live. It’s got everything you could want if you know where to
look.”
Logan smiled. “And I’m betting you do.”
“Oh
yeah. But then I grew up here. So if there’s anything you want to know, or any
place you want a tour of, just holler.”
“I
just might do that, after I find another job.”
“How’s
that going by the way?”
“I’ve
got a couple of offers actually. I just have to make the decision. One’s way
across town but pays better. The other one’s in Hyde Park,
another interior reconstruction.”
“Which
you like doing?”
“Yeah,
actually I do. Better than just plain construction work.”
“Then
it’s a no-brainer. You take that one,” she said with a wide grin.
“I
think you’re right. I will. Do you want dessert or are you ready to go?”
“Let’s
go. It’s getting late and I do have to get up bright and early for work. And
you’ve got to get up and go tell them you want the job before someone else
snags it out from under you.”
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