You can meet someone and not know where your relationship is going to go from there. You might go through trials and tribulations, but there will forever be hope.
Read along as Aubrey and Karrueche face theirs.
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Kae.
I looked at the clock, seeing it was a few minutes before twelve o'clock. I was beyond ready to leave this damn store and on the verge of quitting for the one-hundredth time. I was one of the most short-tempered people on earth, but I somehow ended up with a job in retail. I had to find a way to provide for myself and sadly, this was the first job that came through.
The customers were so rude sometimes and of course, I was even ruder. If you had a nasty attitude with me and later asked how you looked in an outfit, I'd let you know exactly what was on my mind. If you were a sloppy ass bitch trying on a size 2, I would let you know that you looked a mess.
I didn't feel like I was negative person, unless someone was negative towards me. Don't get me wrong, I wasn't some rude bitch who disrespected people for the hell of it. I was fairly quiet and stayed to myself, but I wasn't one to be played with.
I was only twenty-four years old and would be twenty-five in a few months. I'd experienced a roller coaster ride throughout life, but the bullshit honestly made me who I am today.
"It's twelve Kae, you're free to go hun". I smiled at the older lady, whose name was Mrs. Johnson. She was the owner of this lavish boutique and she was also a friend of my aunt. Her husband had passed away a few months ago, and she desperately needed help while I desperately needed a job. My aunt told her about me, and I got the job onsite.
I didn't do much, but work the register and fold clothes here and there. Sometimes I came in really early, like today. I came in today at 7:00 AM and set the store up until 12:00 PM, then I would leave while she handled things for the rest of the day.
"Thank you Mrs. Johnson, see you tomorrow". She smiled, pulling me into a hug. "You're welcome hun, be safe out there".
I smiled, walking closer to the door. "I will, you too".
I walked out of the store, feeling the breeze of the Atlanta wind. It wasn't too cold, but it wasn't a hot day at all. It was the middle of March and I'd expect the sun to be shining bright, but it was quite dull.
I was a California girl at heart, Los Angeles to be exact. I'd lived in LA until I was fourteen years old, it was the beginning of my freshman year in high school.
My aunt received a decent job offer, so she decided to start a new life in Atlanta with me and my younger sister. In the beginning, I was so upset. I didn't want to start my whole life over, especially all the way in the south. After a while, I just learned to deal with it and began to enjoy my life in Atlanta. It was a different scenery, different people and different styles but I eventually got used to it.
