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An blaring squeal squeezed its way into the young woman's dream making her groan in annoyance. Clumsily swiping her hand around, she made contact with her alarms off button and sighed. Cracking open her eyes she recognized her room and its luxurious contents. Sitting up she rubbed her face and glared at her closet. She was starting to recall her parents recent cut off from her checking account. Apparently she was, how did they phrase it? "Taking advantage of the family wealth." A deep growl escaped her lips as she forced herself out of bed and into the bathroom to begin her morning routine. She was now forced to collect money from an actual job, great. 'I really don't like people... If mom and dad had just let me keep going...' She thought with a shake of her head. Well the positive thing was it was a pot shop! So she could probably highjack a few blunt fixings if she wanted.

After an hour or so, she was in her 1967 Impala, speeding to her new job. Hopefully the boss wouldn't be too much of a freak.

Entering the shop, a bell sounded Cadey's arrival and a man sat behind the counter. When he asked her name she gave a brief nod and followed behind him. The smell around her was intoxicating and she was itching for a smoke. When they arrived to the room in the back she stared at all the plants. 'Damn, could have put them to some good use too...' She thought when the man, Sean was it? As he explained that employees had not admittance in the back. Following him around the rest of the shop, it was quite a hassle to restrain the bored yawn she held. However, her focus was drawn back to the huge jar in front of them. Cadey was nearly drooling. "Uh huh, Sure," she mumbled as they came back to the front of the shop and he sat down to eat. She stood there for a second, confused. "Is that... It?" She asked in disbelief.

"Oh..." She murmured as Sean explained the circumstances. She wondered why she had to even work, couldn't people just give her money to sit somewhere instead of actually do things? However, he brought her attention back yet again with an offer. A grin lit her features, "sure," she accepted the pipe and took a few of her own hits off of the product as she read off the menu. He was a serious business guy. Some of this stuff was nicer than nice. Placing his pipe down she turned her head toward the front and gave a nod. It took her a moment to find the camera switch but she got it and waited patiently, deciding to take another toke off the pipe. Maybe the job wouldn't be so bad... As he came back over she glanced around. "So, how often do we get a pay check?" She asked bluntly.

Cadey nodded as he replied. Well, it was better than nothing but she still wasn't pleased with the situation. When Sean spoke again she gave a snort. "That won't be a problem," she turned her head to view her vehicle outside. "A very wealthy family. My dad bought it for me for my twentieth." She replied with shrug and from then on the worked on finishing up the training at hand. Soon enough it was time to go and close the shop. Exiting the building with red eyes and a calm demeanor, she gave a side grin at the male before waving him off. "Yeah, 'kay." Getting in her car, Cadey decided that the job she got might be one of the better ones she could have received. When she pulled up to her apartment complex, she noticed she needed to replace the spark plugs as they were due to be changed. Getting out, she took off her sweatshirt, threw it in the car and rolled up her long sleeves. Closing the door she went to the trunk and grabbed out her tool kit as well as the spares she kept in the box. From there she opened the hood and began the quick process of fixing her car.

She began to let her mind wonder while she worked. It was an interesting week but she couldn't help but grin at the thought of herself actually having a job. She was dreading it that morning but by the time she'd stepped foot into the building, she was quite content. Not to mention that her boss was some what appealing. She shook her head. Just that though, not anything further. He wasn't even her type.

Again, the annoying squeal of Cadey's electronics awoke her from her sleep. Groaning she slammed it off and stood up. Slinking to the bathroom she looked at herself through her splayed fingers and couldn't help but crack a grin. Putting on her music she continued with her morning. By the time she was out the door she had a tight shirt with stylish rips in the back with a pair of designer distressed jeans. With the clinking of her keys on her fingers she entered her car and drove toward her first day of work.

Parking in the space closest to the front of the shop, she did a quick check of her hair and shook her hand through the short, choppy black layers. Standing up, she closed the door and walked into the shop where she found Sean on the couch. "Morning," she sighed and gave a quick wave to before going to the back to put her items away. Coming back out she leaned on the counter and watched part of the show out of lack of entertainment. A ring caught her attention as a customer walked through.

As the customer walked up she watched her boss leave to the back and mention something about her being a rookie and to help the young lady. Giving a small glare at his back she turned with a pleasant smile. "How may I help you?" The woman had been looking for a new pipe and something new to go along with it. Happily Cadey gave some pointers on what kind of pipes work for getting the best bang for your buck but she also admitted that bongs were a favorite of hers, even if they were more expensive. After a few more minutes of conversing with the customer, Sean reappeared with some Fallen Angel.

"Alright, I'll make sure of it." She replied and turned back to the woman. She offered the idea the if she was looking for something really nice, either what she had just put away or Pitbull was also another great type. A few minutes late, Cadey thanked the woman and closed the register as she left.

Glancing up from her phone, Cadey smiled at the new faces. Sean spoke with the other guy, his name was Joe. Then he introduced her to both him and the girl, Paulina. She greeted them and shook their hands before saying good bye to retrieve her things from the back. Just after exiting the shop, she turned as Sean pulled her to the side. His request seemed reasonable enough for her, not to mention she didn't really have anything else to do that day. Giving a shrug she gave him a small smile. "Sure, I don't see why not. It seems reasonable," she replied. Placing her keys in her pocket she pulled on her sweatshirt. "Lead the way, boss!"