Pay Back's Are A Bitch

By Marguret F Boe

Terri Ale has worked six-years in the potato warehouse. This year she is a Switch Operator in the Wheel Section.
Bruce Crammer was a floating supervisor. Every year he was moved to another section of the warehouse.
She'd been able to avoid him for years, but not this year. His harassment had reached a breaking point for her.
The Powers-That-Be, did nothing to stop the abuse, regardless of how many small women complained about him.
Terri finds her Other Side, Terry Defender. Terry can do what Ale can't, get revenge on a man that should know better than to harass people.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Marguret F Boe
• Release date: Dec 12, 2017
• ISBN: 9781370182978

Marguret F Boe

I started reading in 6th grade and by 7th Grade, I was hooked on writing. Whether it be from my need to write, or entertaining my children, when they were small, I've always done some form of writing. Throughout my life, I find by keeping a journal, it can be used for stories and story ideas. The journal has helped me many times to clear my mind of clutter. My life is simpler when I write. When I'm able, I enjoy reading, puttering with flowers, inside or out, and enjoying my DVD collection of movies.

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Pay Back's Are A Bitch

Copyright 1991 By Marguret F. Boe

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Table of Contents

Acknowledgment

Chapter One

Chapter Two

Chapter Three

Chapter Four

Chapter Five

About the Author

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Cover photo copyright 1989 by Marguret F. Boe.

Chapter One

She hunched her shoulders, as she stood over the spuds she was sorting.

He's looking my way. Oh lord, here he comes. A queasy feeling in the pit of her stomach, made her ill.

As Bruce Crammer stood in front of Terri Ale, he towered over her.

I never knew how short you were, even with a pallet to stand on, you're still vertically challenged, he teased.

She continued to sort potatoes from her hopper. She was trying to ignore him.

She finally glanced up and tilted her head back to look at him. He was a full head and-a-half taller than she was at five-foot, four.

The anger and fear in the her blue eyes, is what kept him coming back.

You don't need to be tall to sort spuds.

It had taken her a long time to work her way up to a Switch Operator in the Wheel Section. She wasn't going to let him distract her from her job. Again, trying to ignore him, she looked down at the spuds churning in her hopper, pulling out culls as they surfaced.

From his stance, to his malicious grin, he was a little boy looking for trouble. He was thoroughly enjoying her discomfort. With his hands in his blue shop coat, he watched her.

Even with her head tipped down, he could see enough of her face, as it lost all expression and the color drained from her features.

A little jumpy, are yeah? Crammer asked lightly,