Chapter 4
Beth was less than thrilled the following Monday when I turned in my resignation.
“I hope you know I’m not giving you a recommendation so don’t even ask,” she snarled after I handed her the typed sheet.
I nodded. “I understand.”
I turned, not willing to tell her I’d already secured a new job. If she found out she would try to sabotage it so I wasn’t taking any chances, even if Xander was a friend.
Beth made sure I had the worst jobs for my last two weeks. She broke the copy machine and jammed the printer, requiring me to go to another office for every sheet of paper she needed, then lectured me when I wasn’t there immediately. I had to work late every day, especially Tuesdays when she knew I liked to leave early. I knew she scheduled meetings extra late those days just to pi
