She’d spent all day putting her clothes and possessions away and trying not to disturb his belongings.
He noticed it and told her to cut it out. She could move anything she wanted, he didn’t care.
He was so accommodating in the mountain cabin, but she thought it was because she was a guest.
Was he like that normally or was she still considered a guest?
Ugh! How do you know that?
“That’s good. This position is third shift. There is a five thousand dollar signing bonus.”
She hadn’t known that. “Wow,” she said. The bonus was nice, the pay was too when it was listed and then the differential for the third shift.
Not her preferred shift. She always opted for second if she had a choice so she still felt as if she wasn’t sleeping the whole day away.
Though with working nights, she could sleep when Rowan was working, and she’d be working when he was sleeping.
“The schedule changes every month. It’s made in advance. It’s not the same days each week, so some weeks you’re working weekends, others you’ve got one day off on the weekend.”
“Not two days in a row?” she asked. It was rare for that. Every hospital did things differently.
“No. With your experience, you’ll either go into the ER or on one of the ICU floors. I’ll have to find out where the greatestneed is. It’s possible you might be a floater for a period of time. Moving where it’s needed.”
Not the best thing to do, but she could.
“When are you going to decide?” she asked.
Michael, who was interviewing her, smiled. “I already have. There is no reason not to offer you the job.”
Saylor hadn’t expected that. Not when she wanted to go to her interview this afternoon.
She’d be honest. “I have another interview this afternoon that I’d like to attend. It’d be fair to hear them out and not cancel.”
His smile dropped. “Of course. We have a lot of other applicants.”
Now he was yanking her chain. If he did, he wouldn’t have offered her the job on the spot.
“I’ll let you know in the morning. I just arrived in town on Friday and am getting settled and trying to figure out what works the best in terms of location and schedules.”
“Understand completely,” Michael said and stood up.
Interview over. She put her hand out and shook his, then left and returned to her SUV. She didn’t need four-wheel drive now if she stayed in California.
Which she had to get out of her head.
She’d been here two full days.
Were they great days? Yes!
For no other reason than her time with Rowan.
It felt as if they’d never left the cabin on the mountains with the exception of the ocean over the snow.
She had to admit, she was loving the beach and the warmer weather.
Since she grew up in Arizona, the summer heat wouldn’t bother her. The winters did more and they would be a thing of the past. If everything worked out.
She had two hours to kill. This was only ten minutes from Rowan’s. She could go home, but then the next interview was twenty minutes away in the other direction. So thirty from where she was.
