Kat hadn’t unpacked since preparing to move so it didn’t take her long to throw what little she’d taken out back into her case, after a long shower and a longer sleep. She’d dropped by the diner to formally hand in her notice, but given how few shifts she’d done recently they kinda already knew. Kat took out a few dollars from her final pay packet for gas and food between here and LA, the rest she left in the envelope scoring off her name and adding Connie over it. It wasn’t much, but it was a start.
Kat headed out to her car and found the extra set of keys she’d had cut. She added these to the envelope. Once she knew where she’d parked it, she’d let Connie know where to get it.
In the office she was handing over the envelope, trusting it would all get where it was intended to, when Conn
