“I guess I just don’t see it as unprofessional,” she said. There was a swelling confidence in her words that neither I nor anyone who worked alongside Annie, as far as I knew, had encountered from her. She glanced up at me then, her eyes blazing with a look I couldn’t read. “And I guess I don’t see it as the company’s business, anyhow.”
I huffed a little. “Well…well…Annie, you know as well as I d–”
“And I’m not the only one around the office doing it,” she said. “Lots of girls are. And some of the guys, too.”
“Wait, what? I…I have no idea what you’re even talking about.”
“Well, that’s because you’re squirreled away up here on sixth, Hector, not paying attention to how much this place is changing. But I’ll tell you what I told my supervisor and my manager: it would be no business of the
