Most Dreadful Thing
Jolon FairweatherThis is fiction! Why does no one believe me?
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8. The stranger at my desk
There was a stranger sitting at my desk this morning. Her coat hanging from my chair, her half-drunk coffee beside my keyboard. She’d pushed my monitor back, too. Opened my bottom drawer and moved the cactus towards the edge to make room fo...
7. Today, I said nothing at work
Spent most of the day writing a Slack message. Nothing important. Just a reply in a thread no one’s touched since Monday.
First, I wrote:
“Happy to help if you need it!”
Went to make a coffee while I thought about whether that sounded to...
6. Jolon Fairweather’s day off
Called in sick today. Wasn’t actually sick. Checked Slack around eleven to see if anyone had said anything. They hadn’t, which was good. Or very bad. They probably all have their own shit going on. Don’t give the slightest fuck what old Jol...
5. Breakfast is serious. People are wrong.
Mentioned my birthday fry-up at work. Shouldn’t have. It sparked a full-blown row. Some utterly unhinged opinions were thrown around. For the record, the absolute parameters are as follows:
Do belong on a fry-up:
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Bacon
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Eggs (...
4. Report done
Work was shitter than usual. Spent most of the day blinking at my screen. Got the report done. More or less. I was hoping someone else might have done it by now. But they hadn’t, so I stepped in.
Had a Boots meal deal for lunch. They didn’...
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