Patricia found someone she could finally vent to. She had wanted to talk with Darcie about this, but Darcie was in a bad mood recently, so she refrained from that. Now that Selina brought it up, she finally had an outlet.
Selina’s eyes shone. “Tell me more. Is he quiet all the time and yells at everyone like he hates them?”
Patricia tried to recall. He was quiet, and she could feel a chill run down her spine every time she looked at him. I don’t remember him yelling at anyone though, but he does pull mean pranks on me. He made me owe him a few grand in just one morning. Darn it! “Something like that. He always has this intimidating look. It’s like the whole world owes him a trillion dollars.” I mean, I do owe him money, but I don’t care. I wanna vent. “And he yells at his workers too. Scolds the managers like they’re kids, and the managers can’t do anything about it. And he only drinks super bitter coffee. No sugar at all. What kind of psychopath does that?”
Isaac had just taken the kids into the hot spring, and he sneezed. A frown furrowed his brows. Hm, the hot spring feels warm enough. Am I catching a cold? The kids look happy. They don’t feel cold. Am I weaker than the kids?
Sylvie had a lifebuoy around her with a rubber duck’s head on it. She swam over to Isaac. “Is someone bad mouthing you, Mr. Handsome? Mrs. Zimmers told me that someone’s talking behind your back if you only sneeze once.”
Sylvie looked serious, and Isaac cocked his eyebrow. “Really? I wonder who’s talking about me behind my back.”
Sylvie shook her head. “I don’t know either. Nobody’s gonna talk about you behind your back. You’re so handsome.”
Isaac laughed. She just knows how to cheer people up. Isaac pushed her a little. “You should play with the boys. I’ll text your mother.” It’s been a while. Where is she? He leaned against the wall and picked up his phone from the tray. ‘What’s taking you so long, Miss Aniston? Sylvie cried twice. She’s scared because you’re not here.’ He looked at Sylvie. The girl was splashing around happily, swimming in the pool. He sent the text and stared at the phone, waiting for a reply.
…
Patricia did not have her phone with her. It would be bad if she lost it or if it fell into the water. She felt a lot better after gossiping about Isaac with Selina.
When they took off their robes and were about to get into the pool, Adeline suddenly said, “Wow, that’s so last century, Patricia. Only kids wear that now.”
Everyone looked at Patricia. She stood on the edge and looked at Adeline, who was wearing a red bikini. It was a limited edition piece from Chanel. The diamond on the chest piece was real, and Adeline swung it around for everyone to see.
“Adeline, even a T-shirt with holes look good on me. I’m hot.”
Adeline’s face fell, and she whispered to Yvonne, “She has big tits, but so what? I’ll bring my size up to E. That’ll show her.”
Yvonne watched as Patricia got into the pool, and she couldn’t help but say, “She’s already a mother of three, Adeline. How can she still stay so slim?”
Adeline was upset about that remark. “So? I bet she wouldn’t show us her belly. She probably has a ton of tiger stripes there. That’s why she wore the one-piece.”
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