Glass (Crank 2)
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is important to every young
woman. It’s just
that you’ve always had such
big dreams. I don’t
want to see you lose them. You
made an immense
mistake, but it shouldn’t mean
the demise of all you
worked so hard to accomplish.
She Opened the Door
To a real conversation and,
fired up on twenty hours’ sleep
and a good strong whiff of quite
excellent glass, I feel like talking.
Does she really want to listen?
“I’ve got lots of time to put
my life back in order, Mom. I
want to, really I do. But I need
your help, and not just financially.
I want to make a good life for
Hunter, a good life for myself.
I want to stay close to my
family, but I also need the chance
to leave the nest. To do that,
I need an income. I need a job.”
Her jawline turns to stone.
What about college, Kristina?
A job is all well and fine. But
to continue the lifestyle you’re
used to, you need a career.