Elise's Pieces

By Obelia Akanke

Elise's life is finally simple, steady, and drama-free – go to work, pay bills, come home. Although a new friend, or even a date, could spice up her life, the idea of experiencing something similar to her past prevents her from looking. Could Justin give her reason to try again?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Obelia Akanke
• Release date: Nov 28, 2021
• ISBN: 9798201034283

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Elise’s Pieces

(Isaac Family Secrets #2)

Obelia Akanke

Text Copyright © 2019 Obelia Akanke.

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Part 2

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Part 1

If I had to deal with one more stuffed shirt customer tossing money at me, I was going to scream. It was fifteen minutes before quitting time, and my line kept growing longer. I wish I had a light that I could turn off for my register like the ones at supermarkets to let people know I was closed. I was forced to speak loudly and tell customers trying to get into my line that they needed to go to Cheryl’s register.

Three customers held up my chance to clock out. The one in front of me was on his phone. I had to guess that he felt his business call couldn’t wait, so he decided to hold a conversation in line. I hated that. He wore black slacks, basic white shirt, black jacket, and what appeared to be a clip-on tie. He patted the side of his hair as if the gel that had frozen it in place wasn’t strong enough to ensure