The Men in My Office
“The office is a different place after the investigation. No one wants to look at me or speak to me.”
I’m so happy I could kiss you right now.
the chairboss
I’m so happy I could kiss you right now.
You’ll need to be more vigilant in your self-exams
Okay then, maybe this is something. Maybe I can be angry.
I am so happy. I could kiss you right now.
a feminist!
I’m so happyI could kiss you
the chairobtuse
maybe it’s nothing
I’m so happy, I could kiss you right now
women,
I’m so happy, I could kiss you right now.
I have to askyou don’t have to tell me, but I have to ask
Cass Cross lives in the Pacific Northwest. Her work has appeared in Toad Suck Review and Ballyhoo Stories. You can find her online at casscross.com
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