The customers were stacking up and I was struggling to keep pace, I hadn't built up speed on the job yet. I kept a smile plastered firmly on my face, and did my best to cope. “Stop smiling at everyone like a goddam idiot and get a move on, girl, we're fuckin' busy,” Mickey said. “I could do with some help to be honest,” I admitted. He tutted. Mickey tutted a lot. “Kells,” he called to across to Kelly, who was meeting and greeting at the door, and her head swiveled toward him, “need you on the bar, sweetheart.” She gave him her usual simper of a smile and writhed her way through the crowd to the bar. I was quite sure they were more than just friends. The way they spoke and looked at each other was a dead giveaway. Mickey was glowering at me, as if being new, slow and inexperienced was a terrible sin, but I smiled brightly at him. I felt that was the best option at that moment, because I really wanted to slap his face. To add insult to injury he goosed my ass as he passed behind me.
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