Just Another Day

Chapter 9- POV- Jillian Smith

I thought that today was going to be boring like all other days. I can't wait to crack this case. It's only It's not even 12 o'clock yet. When is this undercover case that I'm doing going to get interesting. Then as if God heard my silent prayer, here comes someone with two service animals which happens to be the most adorable cats that I've ever seen. This should be interesting.

I pretend to do my work,as I listen to what's going on between the woman and Greg. Oh, so that's Jayda Westen and her cats. I heard nothing but bad things said about her. So, it must mean that they're basically lying. That’s what miserable people usually do. They lie about others to make themselves feel and look better in people's eyes, and the poor person doesn't know that everyone is against her, without even knowing her. I pity her. or perhaps she does know what their saying about her behind her back and they think they're fooling her.

I think she's the one fooling them. She knowingly brought two cats into the office, knowing that they're not allowed in the office. Mr. Greg Fuller doesn't like cats. Her absolutely hates them. Her hates her cats almost as much as he hates Jayda. I think Janelle has something to do with why people don't like Jayda. Is Jayda that much of a hateful person that she would do that to her twin. I'm interested to know what type of person Jayda is. Can she really be that much of a hateful person that her family treats her so badly, or is it just the case of sibling rivalry that went incredibly sour? I have a feeling it is the latter. Janelle strikes me as a very petty person with a lot of insecurities, while Jayda is really confident. She wears her confidence like a model wears fashion. It fits her very well. I think that's what's bothering Janelle.

I heard through the gossip mill that Janelle was planning on having their mom sell the house sometime this week. This is to make sure that Jayda wouldn't have a place to stay, basically be homeless. That's being hateful, especially since Jayda has done nothing to deserve this from anyone.

Jayda seems to be a 50 years old ray of sunshine where ever she does, while her sister is the exact opposite. You can literally hear the thunder and lightning when Janelle enters the room. They are like oil and water. No matter how you try to put them together it can't ever happen.

I really hope that Janelle is the one that is in charge of the underground counterfeit ring. I would love to put her in jail for good, and whoever is helping her. I don't think Greg's involved, or if he is is involved it's because Janelle threatened him into it. If that's the case then I'll see if he can be under house arrest, because the children need at least one parent with them.

Now getting back to the Jayda vs. Janelle situation. I want to see if I can get Jayda to go undercover for us and get some long waited information about whether Janelle is doing illegal crimes or we need to keep looking. My gut is telling me that we're on the right track and this case is going to burst open anytime.

Jayda's walking towards me right now, let's see if we can become friends. I think we can, because I feel like I can vibe with her in a bestie sort of way. I feel like we're kindred spirits. I can't wait to get to know her! I want to know how she can still smile, while her family is trying to bring her down.

I have to introduce myself to her. Here she comes. "Hi, my name is Jillian Smith and I think your cats are adorable. " Jayda answered with a huge smile on her face, "Hi , I'm Jayda Westen and these precious girls are Miss Fluffy Pants and Midnight. I think that they like you very much. I'm so glad that I can take them everywhere with me from now on."

We started talking to each other at once. For we both wanted to go out later on tonight and get to know one another better. A girls night out. Yes, I haven't had one in ages. We agreed to meet later on today at 8pm for dinner. I'm just going to have to tell Neil about it, so he knows that I'm doing something work related finally.