#Chapter 39 Renee

I take it back. I definitely should have let her get hit by that car. The thought had become more and more solid, less and less alien as the hours had passed with me still in that chair crawling through that thick stack of paperwork. I had been working there for maybe a week when I realized that I truly, truly meant it. It wasn't the work exactly. It was the environment and the shitty oversight. I could see why the company's connection to Dominic's parents company wasn't published anywhere. Either they were a new acquisition, or they had only ever been a way to funnel good talent from shitty companies into the main company. Goddess, I hoped I would be one of those people who would be shuffled to the main company soon. I would have to check my internship contract to be sure how long I had to work in this position before I could transfer. Co-workers, even the other interns, kept to themselves and were mostly sneering at each other in competition, as if it was such an honor to work