Although you will never read this, I can completely assure you it is only because I don't want you to do so.

It wasn't hard to find you again, but don't give me any credit. You were wearing your name tag when you came to interview me and left wearing a smile. A smile I noticed you never use in pictures. Yes, I found you online, it wasn't difficult. Teddy and the name of the company 'Elles,' You don't have many social, but Facebook is just that way isn't it. Two baby girls and many photos to go with them, admittedly they're beautiful as you. From what I've noticed they're the father, and you aren't together anymore. No ring, no recent photos of them with him.

I've learned that you were born 1987, precisely thirty two years ago yesterday. Something tells me no one remembered and for that I'm sorry. Born Tabatha Patrizia, your namesake seems to be true. Patrizia, to be loyal. You look like the type. Will you be faithful to me?

-Hi Elizabeth!

I'm so sorry to do this over text, but I had to get home to

My girls and couldn't call you at the store. 

That said, II would love to offer you the key holder position at the

store! 

You seem like an excellent fit for our small little store

family and I look forward to working with you.

 We have lots more to discuss, but id instead call you. 

LetI know when you're free for me to call you.

-Hi Teddy, good to hear from you!

Thank you so much, and I totally understand

,I have a baby niece I often take care of too.

 I'm free now if you are...

It didn't take you long to call me after I sent you that message and I wasn't complaining. You sounded tired over the phone, and I didn't blame you. After our interview, I walked by the store to see you one more time and your colleague was doing nothing to assist you with the rush until you had to speed home.

'it was lovely meeting you today.'

You said it softly, no doubt in an attempt to not wake your children. You yawned shortly after and although you said you were tired I can't help but wonder; are you bored of me? I don't know enough yet to relate to you, so I let you speak about work and my first shift, the dress code and pay rate.

'I think well make great colleagues and friends'

You said it so sweetly. You seemed so strong before. Who are you? Well, here we are Teddy, strangers for only a little bit longer.