Jim got up once Seranda said she was ready to go. "Seriously, Seranda. It's no problem. I don't mind driving you anytime. I can't imagine those go untouched," he said, nodding towards her chest, "on a crowded train. 'Accidentally', I'm sure," he added with a smirk.
"No, I'm looking forward to the new job. I'm glad you think I can handle it. I'll do my best to prove you right," he said, heading out of the office now and down towards to his vehicle. "If you need to stop anywhere, too, on the way home, convenience store, whatever, you're not putting me out, okay?"
"No, I'm looking forward to the new job. I'm glad you think I can handle it. I'll do my best to prove you right," he said, heading out of the office now and down towards to his vehicle. "If you need to stop anywhere, too, on the way home, convenience store, whatever, you're not putting me out, okay?"