She hoped Dejah would call soon, telling her that Alexis had made it up faster than usual. Her phone rang making her jump. She glanced at the caller ID and groaned. “What do you want, big brother?” “What the hell do you think you’re doing? Why’d you start working for those damn lions?” Jaxon snarled. “I needed a job and since they’re the ones that got me fired I made them give me a new one,” she answered. “You know you could’ve worked at the mine and worked with Jason and me,” he said. “We both know the mine will be closing soon. So even if I had wanted to work with you I would‘ve been job hunting not long after. Besides what would you have me do? Pass out paychecks and timestamps to the grumpy ass miners that would blame me for the mine closing?” “It wouldn’t be like that,” he said. “Bullshit. Why do you think you’ve gone through almost 20 people in the last 6 months?
