Oliver's offer is really tempting. A vacation. I haven't had one since I woke up from the hospital. It was always working to survive each day. I looked at the envelope again. One grand. This is good for a month, but I can't stay away from work for too long or I won't have work to go back to.
"Until the weekend, then." I accepted, keeping the money safe on my purse.
He has his own car, black, a model vaguely familiar but I can't remember.
He opened the door for me and we drove in silence. At least on the first few minutes.
"You live outside the city?" I asked, looking outside at the unfamiliar route.
"Right outside. I work in the city, though. I like the peaceful surroundings in the suburb." He explained.
"Right. How long is the drive?" I'm curious, and to be honest, I haven't been outside the city since day one. Day one being the day I woke up in the hospital.
"About half an hour, you can take a nap if you like." He offered.
"I like the view. I think I'll just watch outside." I sincerely answered. I like the green trees lining the side of the road, and their swaying with the wind.
"Can I open a window?" I turned to ask Oliver.
"Of course." He opened it for me.
"Thank you."
YOU ARE READING
Memories of Tomorrow
RomanceLee's not looking for anything extraordinary in her life. She likes the simplicity of her days at work and at home. A few friends, a tiny room, earning enough to house herself and keep her fed. Things changed when she met Oliver. A man who shows her...
