Nope. I’m out of options.
Isabella:
As much as I hate to say it, you know there’s one more option.
Me:
I know. I have an interview with them at 3:00.
Isabella:
You didn’t tell me?
I winced knowing that it probably sounded as if I had been hiding things from her, but I had. But there were reasons. Tricky, complicated reasons on more than one level.
Me:
I really hoped not to have to use this last straw.
Isabella:
I see. You’re meeting with them.
Isabella:
I know why you didn’t tell me. And it’s not just because of the obvious reasons. But good luck. Okay? And I’m pretty sure I can kick somebody in the shins if it doesn’t work out.
My lips twitched, a smile nearly covering my face after staring at her words for far too long.
Me:
It’ll be fine. I’m going to make this work.
Isabella:
And if it doesn’t?
Isabella:
Forget that. It’s going to work. I’ll stop being Debbie Downer over here.
Me:
First, you aren’t the only one, as that’s pretty much the only feeling I have right now. My own Debbie Down-ness. Is that a word?
Isabella:
We can make that happen.
Me:
Okay, I have to get ready. I love you. Have fun at work.
Isabella:
You know I won’t. But you’ve got this. I believe in you.
I set my phone aside and went back to my bedroom tosee exactly what suit I should put on. I’d already worn a suit for my first interview, and since I hadn’t even been able to finish the awkward meeting, I figured wearing the same one for this second interview of the day was probably not a good idea.