Fandom Post Office, October 1 (Tuesday)
Tuesday, October 1st, 2013 08:39 amBearing in mind Jack's warning from yesterday, Éponine would much rather have stayed home; really, her preference would have been to hole up in her warehouse and not come back out for at least a week, but there were things like keeping her job and getting food to worry about. (Not that she didn't think she could go without food for a few days, but given how she knew that, she'd rather not do it again if it could be helped at all.)
So when she went out on her delivery rounds she kept her head down and walked as quickly as she could manage (another thing she was used to doing), and when she got back she settled behind the counter, determined to avoid talking to people or dealing with them in any capacity as much as possible.
She'd grabbed a book on her way out this morning, but when it turned out to be a romance novel she promptly stashed it behind the computer and opted for playing games on her phone instead.
. . . interspersed with frequent bouts of jumping up to pace agitatedly across the floor, singing to herself half under her breath.
Hopefully no one would pick today to inquire about the HELP WANTED sign. Or have to mail anything.
So when she went out on her delivery rounds she kept her head down and walked as quickly as she could manage (another thing she was used to doing), and when she got back she settled behind the counter, determined to avoid talking to people or dealing with them in any capacity as much as possible.
She'd grabbed a book on her way out this morning, but when it turned out to be a romance novel she promptly stashed it behind the computer and opted for playing games on her phone instead.
. . . interspersed with frequent bouts of jumping up to pace agitatedly across the floor, singing to herself half under her breath.
Hopefully no one would pick today to inquire about the HELP WANTED sign. Or have to mail anything.