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"Are you excited?" asked Victoria as Andrea answered her phone while getting ready to leave her parent's house.
"Excited for what?"
"Your first job ever!" announced Victoria.
Andrea thought about it, is she really excited? She received the job offer and accepted it five months before graduation and five months ago seemed to be another lifetime, without all the crazy, confusing thing she has with Lance. Oh gosh, Lance!
She had told herself not to talk or think about Lance anyway possible during her stay with her parents, she had pictured the week to be fun and full of bonding and though it was, the air is thick with incompleteness. Without Lance in the picture, their family wouldn't just be complete.
"Hey," urged Victoria.
Andrea leaned on her driver's side door and sighed, "I don't know, I guess the excitement is somewhere in my body that is rather late, what about you?"
"Oh, well, since I'm not like the great mind you are and quite a lazy butt too, I still haven't applied to any job whatsoever, I'm taking a gap year!" Victoria said lazily, the sound of the sheets crumpling quite audible for Andrea's ear making her stifle a giggle.
"I'm no great mind, I just happen to be a bit less lazy than you and please, gap years are taken between high school and college, not college and the real world," Andrea said.
"You make the real-world sound creepy and scary," Victoria said.
"Well, it kind of is-" Andrea looked up and saw her mother walking towards her spot. "-Can I call you back later, V?" she asked.
"Sure, safe trip," Andrea hung up.
"Victoria?" asked her mom to which Andrea nodded.
Her mom looked at her for a while and then out of nowhere, Pamela hugged her, "Can't you stay for another week or so? Please Andrea," her mom pleaded.
"Mom, I have a job now, I can't just skip my first day, it will be a very bad first impression," Andrea said as she pulled out of the hug.
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