Alexina
One Thousand Club
Xander watched her a tad bit from the corner of his eyes. He wans’t too happy she took some notes on the planner but let it slide. He preferred his information not getting out to others though so it made him worry some. Now there might be two planners he had to keep track of slightly. At her question it brought him back around, out of his dread. “I can suggest. I can’t really do anything. They rarely heed suggestions at times as well, business people tend to be more about the money first and corrections later.”
He would glance up a tad confused when she gave him a stack of papers, looking over the bed. He was glad it wasn’t closer to night, or he wouldn’t have a place to sleep. “I suppose . . . this means we need to get you a desk.” When he noticed her looking at him he merely gave a questioning look before his eyes went straight back to his desk. “Are you capable of handling any of those papers when it comes to filling them out? Or can you only sort?”
He once more glanced down at the stack; perhaps he could get her to at least put them in order by dates, or importance. His eyes going back to the other stacks not wanting to get onto her for doing a good job . . . it was just . . . now he was at a lost where some of his more pressing matters were hidden. The girl really did manage to make things more difficult, but he couldn’t help smile a bit. Why was it he cared so much when it came to getting onto her though? It wasn’t as bad at first, but more and more it grew worse . . . pretty soon it might even cripple his work all together. So why couldn’t he help smile?
He would glance up a tad confused when she gave him a stack of papers, looking over the bed. He was glad it wasn’t closer to night, or he wouldn’t have a place to sleep. “I suppose . . . this means we need to get you a desk.” When he noticed her looking at him he merely gave a questioning look before his eyes went straight back to his desk. “Are you capable of handling any of those papers when it comes to filling them out? Or can you only sort?”
He once more glanced down at the stack; perhaps he could get her to at least put them in order by dates, or importance. His eyes going back to the other stacks not wanting to get onto her for doing a good job . . . it was just . . . now he was at a lost where some of his more pressing matters were hidden. The girl really did manage to make things more difficult, but he couldn’t help smile a bit. Why was it he cared so much when it came to getting onto her though? It wasn’t as bad at first, but more and more it grew worse . . . pretty soon it might even cripple his work all together. So why couldn’t he help smile?