I called Millie in and told her to take Tracy out and get her started.


I called Millie in and told her to take Tracy out and get her started. For the rest of that day and into the week I watched Tracy. She caught on fairly quickly, and at one point I almost had a twinge of guilt over what was going to happen to her. But I let it pass quickly. I was as anxious as Millie to see her plot start to take effect. Wednesday afternoon I got a call from the university, so I wasn't surprised when Tracy come into see me. "Uhh... Mister Peters... Could I talk to you for a minute? I've got a problem." "Sure Tracy. And please, call me Bob. I wanted to talk to you today anyway. But you go first. It looks like something is bothering you," I answered. "Well... Uhh.. I got a letter from the university today," she stammered. "It seems like there's some kind of problem with my scholarship, so I really need to keep this job. I mean, I'll do anything... I really mean anything to keep it." She shifted her weight in order to accent the thrust of her hips, and stuck her boyish breasts in my direction. "Well, that's what I was going to talk to you about." I said, knowing the bait was taken. Now it was up to me to set it. "I've been watching you this week, and I really don't know...." I paused a moment and looked up at her to see if she was buying it. I saw the tears starting to form in her blue eyes before I continued. "You know that this is really a small diner, and I can't afford to have a lot of waste, and I've noticed that you have been throwing a lot of stuff away, and that costs me money," I told her sternly. "But Bob, er Mister Peters. I made some mistakes with the orders, and the customers wouldn't take them, and I didn't know what else to do with them.

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