Blood Red Woes (THE CRUEL AND BRUTAL KINGDOM #1) by Candace Wondrak EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online
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- Authors: Candace Wondrak
- Language: English
- Genre: contemporary romance
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If murder was legal…
I wouldn’t go around killing anyone who gives me bad news, but let’s
just say the thought is there as I sit in a cluttered office, listening to the
university’s financial aid worker tell me that I never sent in the forms I was
supposed to.
Two months ago.
For next year. Not even for this year. Literally, for the next school year I
was already supposed to have these stupid forms turned in.
It’s fall, for fuck’s sake?
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“I—” Even though I try to be calm, I end up sounding flustered. “I
didn’t know I had to redo the forms every year.”
Silly me for thinking anything in America was simple and easy. Like,
sure, I’m getting a free ride thanks to the state because my dad died when I
was ten and I was in the system until I turned eighteen, but none of that
matters because apparently the state needs verification each and every year
that I am in fact choosing to continue my education.
And I’m late.
“For students with cases similar to yours, we do recommend visiting us
more often, even if it’s just to make sure you’re on track,” the man sitting
across from me says. A younger guy who can’t be that much older than me.
He wears a sad smile, but that’s it.
I lean forward, as if getting closer to his desk will help the situation. “I
don’t exactly have loads of free time to come visit you guys daily—”
“Well, not daily, but—”
“—I work, go to school full time, and actually do all my assignments
—”
“It sounds like maybe you’re juggling a little too much,” he says, a hint
of sadness in his tone.
I stare at him, and the thought about murder being legal again pops into
my head. Not the best time to vividly imagine launching myself over this
guy’s desk and strangling him while telling him how unhelpful he is. Not
sure there will ever be a time for that.
What I want to say is that I wouldn’t have to work full time if I was
getting enough money to cover a dorm room on campus, but I hold it in.
Logically, I know it isn’t this guy’s fault that I screwed up.
Still, it’s a lot to expect someone to know, isn’t it? Like, I never got
letters or even a damn call about redoing my papers for the state. Without a
scholarship… I have no hope of affording next year’s loans.
No credit to my name. A job that, don’t tell the guy across from me, I
lost two weeks ago because of my constant showing-up-ten-minutes-late
thing. I really am digging myself into a hole I don’t know how I’ll get out
of.
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