After walking into a couple of other tech companies he’d freelanced for in the past, he was getting nothing. Stony faces or rejections outright instead of “we’ll see what our next project is and give you a call tomorrow,” like he’d heard before. Justin was used to being in demand. &nb...
He had slept. A little. But then he’d jolted awake in a cold sweat, imagining all the ways his presentation could go wrong. He knew it was ridiculous. At the very least, he knew now that he could focus on Shane and get through it. It wouldn’t be as bad as last time. But it...
The bright light it gave off made him squint his eyes shut the moment he opened them, and he felt around for it while he stretched in what felt like a full-bodied yawn. His fingers found the offender as the alarm grew in volume, and he managed to swipe his thumb over it to...
Luke liked to shop at odd, and often late, hours. He avoided the rush of people with traditional jobs and a desperate need for Corn Pops and crap. It was pleasant with just the hum of the freezers and fridges. A couple of checkouts chirped in the background. He tossed a fe...
Tucked back into a corner of the ship, the area was secluded and perfect. Duncan hoped no one would notice them for a little while. Instead, the old woman playing shuffleboard called Sebastian by name and waved them over. Everyone loved the man. Not...