62 - Hazz

In fact, nothing had changed at the Station, despite Jessy's purchase.

I went to work like any other day " but without being late this time", and all the dislike of my colleagues remained unchanged. No one had been promoted. No resignation made in the early hours of dawn. And as far as I saw in every corridor that passed holding countless rolls of tape, or heavy camera supports, everyone seemed very happy and normal. I had no one to comment on Jessy's revelation. Not even Ruth. Because despite considering her as a second mother, she was too busy to keep paying attention to me.

The day went on normally, with me running everywhere behind Ricardo, carrying the boxes and cameras he was too lazy to hold. And despite being my only real co-worker, he wasn't talking to me that morning. I knew someone should have told him that I told Ruth about the lie of his car accident. Not that Ricardo was the kind of person who kept a grudge for a long time. The guy was a surfer in his spare time. Surfers