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eat more at the cafeteria later today. It was free for me there with my
scholarship.
         I’d received a full scholarship to the University of
Virginia for four years. My major was Marine Biology. I could be living on
campus for free; it was included as part of my scholarship, but then there
would be no one to take care of my mom. She received money from an insurance
policy, but I’m the one who went grocery shopping and wrote the bills for the
rent and utilities. I also kicked in money from my jobs so the insurance money
would last longer. 
         After I got the toast down I filled the sink with soapy
water, and then taking a deep breath I strode into the living room.
         Mom was lying on the couch exactly where she’d been
last night, and the night before, and the month before that. I leaned over to
pick up all the dirty dishes littering the coffee table doing my best to stay
out of her line of sight to the television. My arm must have obstructed her
view for a second though.
         “I can’t see.” She complained, not bothering to look at
me.
         “Sorry, I’ll be just a second.” I replied shortly.
          “You need to go shopping today. I made a list.” She
waved to the small scrap of paper on the table.
         “Maybe you could go today. It would be good for you to
get out today; get some fresh air.” I suggested.
         The glare that came my way was colder than outside. “I
don’t want to go out. I’m fine right where I am. And since you’re here it’s the
least you could do.” She sneered.
         I’d heard that reference too many time to count and it
only caused a small twinge in my chest at this point.
          “I’ll try.” Picking up the list I carried the dirty
dishes back to the kitchen to wash them. When I was done I slipped my coat and
boots on and stuffed my braided hair into a large beanie hat.
         Grabbing my gloves I didn’t bother to say goodbye as I
left, just closed the door and locked it behind me.
         I caught the bus and rode it thirty minutes to the
University. It was a little after six when I arrived on campus. There were very
few people up and about. My class didn’t start until eight, so I visited the on
campus stores and eateries but didn’t see any signs for jobs. I decided to
check out the library. There were signs posted regularly outside or I could
check out UVA campus jobs online.
         The library was empty except for the employees behind
the desk. Sitting at one of the computers I brought up the jobs website. Uuhg ,
there was nothing; at least nothing that I wanted. Guess it was time to get out
of my comfort zone. There was a clerk and stocker position open at the athletic
building.
         Could I handle being around testosterone laden guys
continuously?
         Jeez, when did I get sexist…there were girls sports
too.
         Could I handle being around estrogen laden females?
         Only one way to find out.
        
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    Chapter Three
    NIC
     
          “Hey Nic.”
         I turned toward the low sexy drawl whispering over my
shoulder. Nikki. We’d had two random hook-ups in the last few weeks and she was
always hanging around for more. She was blonde, built, and attractive, and
she’d been convenient for a quick sexual release. Both times I’d banged her had
been at a party; the first time in a bathroom, and the second in a back yard
between some bushes. She’d made it easy, pulling up her skirt both times and
offering me her ass. It was like she had known my preference. I wasn’t a big
fan of looking in their faces as I pounded them to a climax.
         However, Nikki had started going on and on about how
our names were so much alike and how cute would it be if we were a couple with
similar names. I’d shut down all further advances after that. 
         “Nikki.” I acknowledged. I never tried to be a dick to
the