Labor Day’s for Working Girls by Kris P. Kreme
A story, made up or true, about why a girl never wears white after Labor Day forever changes two sisters on an outing to the mall one Labor Day.
Teased about the clothing they have on, Paige and Zoey put up with the cruel humor of their friends Lisa and Erika. It’s all a joke, to get a reaction; but then why does the reaction seem to be happening whether Paige and Zoey believe the story or not?
One thing is certain, both sisters will soon discover all new ways of wearing white forever after this Labor Day.
It’s Labor Day again. Time for a day off work, out of school, shopping the sales at the mall, and for Lisa it’s time to mess with the heads of her two gullible friends, Paige and her younger sister Zoey.
As soon as Paige and Zoey get in the car with Lisa and Erika, the mind games begin, though just how serious are these mind games? Noticing that Paige is wearing a white top and her younger sister Zoey is wearing white pants, Lisa can’t resist messing with them by telling the horrible truth behind why you never wear white after Labor Day, but to wear it on it is even worse.
According to Lisa, white is symbolic of purity but to wear it after Labor Day signifies a girl is anything but pure. At least that’s what she says and Lisa is well known for making up stories. Worse still, she says that to wear white actually on Labor Day means the girls have no hope of ever being pure again, destined to give in to that inner slut, the whore inside them just begging to be set free.
It’s all a mind game, and Paige knows it, assuring Zoey that Lisa is only trying to get a reaction. The problem is, as soon as they arrive at the mall, every step thoughts of the story keep pushing into the sister’s minds.
They can’t resist imagining what if, what if it were true, and what if they did end up the way Lisa claimed? Splitting off to do their own shopping, hoping time away from the teasing Lisa and Erika, Paige and Zoey discover that sometimes being left to their own devices only hastens a problem. Of course by the time they are done shopping, they will have embraced much more than a new fashion sense.
They may no longer be wearing white but that doesn’t mean they are safe. Thanks to Lisa’s innocent prank, Paige and Zoey might never do anything safe again, but they will find out that Labor Day’s for Working Girls.
Recent Comments