ACIR HILLS
The passing week had been a whirlwind of uncertainty for me.
If it wasn’t for Onda, I might just be living in the street starting next month. There was an opening at her family’s business, and fortunately it was a remote one. However, the income from this opportunity alone wouldn’t suffice to ease the financial problem I’m currently dealing with.
My parents had already paid for the September apartment fees, but starting next month… I have to shoulder everything. The unit I live in isn’t really cheap and is quite expensive considering that it’s a residential one. I, at least, need one or two more part time jobs.
“I told you,” Onda spoke softly, her eyes focused on the road ahead, but she squeezed my hand with her free hand. “I can pay for the bills until you have enough money
