To: riyashah3498@gmail.com
From: rabindh@lilies.com
We have a job opening at our cafe. It is only for the month of May. Please call back on xxxxx57869 to discuss details.
It's been five months and someone finally quit working at Lilie's. Maybe that's a bad thing. Why would someone quit working unless they didn't like it there?
It's too late for second thoughts now. I start working there in two weeks. Not like it was hard or anything to explain that to my parents.
I'd ended up begging for a job at the cafe after reading yet another cheesy romantic comedy about a coffee shop. I didn't think I was serious about it till they email-d me about the vacancy. It's not like I had anything else to do with the rest of my summer. Other than deciding what I want to do for the rest of my life, that is.
But the job's a done deal and I have to work there six days a week for the next month. Also this particular café happens to be an hour away, in Sion. I live in freaking Colaba.
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Summer (Fair)ytale
Teen FictionA semi-accidental job at a coffee shop and a cute boy from a fair. Riya can hardly believe she's living her summer fantasy. But what's a good book without an existential crisis? (or twenty)
