Awkwardness with metroshutterbug
A first day at a new job is always nerve wracking but when you are just going back to a job you should never have been fired from in the first place, two of your closest friends also work there, and your boss is a childhood role model, things tend to go smoother.
Still, on Monday morning, Chloe decides to walk the two short blocks from her new apartment to work, she picks up coffee on her way and makes it to the building with a few minutes to spare. Clark and Lois have a press conference to attend to this morning, so she heads to her floor. She has yet to meet her partner but since Perry White told her she would be working with his nephew, Richard White, a couple of days ago, she started reading his work; their writing style seemed similar enough to where it shouldn't be an issue, now she just hopes they manage to get along.
When Chloe steps out of the elevator, it doesn't take her long to find her new desk, the only one that is not completely covered with piles of files, newspapers, clippings, folders and all that it takes to write a good article. Reporters were not known for their organization.
As she steps closer to it and sees the nameplate on her desk, it does put a smile on her face. She adjusts it slightly before setting her purse and laptop bag down over the desk, her partner isn't there yet and most of the floor is still empty; it's a little too early for journalists.
Chloe picks up the single folder that she has over her desk, apparently information on something her partner is currently working on, and sits down on her chair, starting to read the documents.
Still, on Monday morning, Chloe decides to walk the two short blocks from her new apartment to work, she picks up coffee on her way and makes it to the building with a few minutes to spare. Clark and Lois have a press conference to attend to this morning, so she heads to her floor. She has yet to meet her partner but since Perry White told her she would be working with his nephew, Richard White, a couple of days ago, she started reading his work; their writing style seemed similar enough to where it shouldn't be an issue, now she just hopes they manage to get along.
When Chloe steps out of the elevator, it doesn't take her long to find her new desk, the only one that is not completely covered with piles of files, newspapers, clippings, folders and all that it takes to write a good article. Reporters were not known for their organization.
As she steps closer to it and sees the nameplate on her desk, it does put a smile on her face. She adjusts it slightly before setting her purse and laptop bag down over the desk, her partner isn't there yet and most of the floor is still empty; it's a little too early for journalists.
Chloe picks up the single folder that she has over her desk, apparently information on something her partner is currently working on, and sits down on her chair, starting to read the documents.