Maria didn’t respond after that, so I assumed she got caught up with something. I needed to get back to my desk anyway before Sabrina came in here looking for me.
I stepped out of the stall and washed my hands. A moment later, the bathroom door slammed open. I jumped and turned.
“Maria?”
“Girl,” she stormed over to me. “Are you seriously considering a job change? After everything you’ve said about needing to keep this one.”
I shrugged. “I don’t know what else to do. Logan won’t let me talk to him about anything anymore. Sabrina is making my life hell. She gave me this stupid ass to-do list and…it’s just…not worth it,” I said, the weight of it hitting me as I said it out loud. I just felt so defeated. I saw no other way out of this.
“What career
