"Last call!" I yelled telling everyone they had five minutes to buy another beer or leave.

"Oh come on Cinderella. Give me ten more minutes. Please?"

"Gabriel. Go home." I said as I started wiping down the countertop.

"Fine Cinderella." He said getting up and leaving. "It's still not fair that you know my name but I haven't even heard your's."

"Just how I like it." I smirked. "Go home Gabby. Cindy's got to get home too."

"Fine." He stumbled out of the little pub and I realized he was the only one there.

I quickly wiped down the remaining countertops and tables, gently resting the chairs on top, and took a final look around.

I smiled and breathed a sigh of relief. I loved working here but I had to get home so I can make food for the week.

I gently bent over and picked up a scrap of paper before walking around and picking up the rest of the discarded trash.

After throwing away the trash I looked around before locking the door. I turned around and went to the back to clock out.

After clocking out, I locked the back door and went to my purple PT Cruiser and unlocked the door. Getting into the car I started it and heard my favorite song play over the radio.

"Like a girl in a country song
How in the world did it go so wrong?
Like all we're good for 
Is looking good for you and your friends on the weekend
Nothing more 
We used to get a little respect
Now we're lucky if we even get
To climb up in your truck, keep my mouth shut and ride along
Down some old dirt road we don't even wanna be on
And be the girl in a country song

("Yeah baby, I ain't your tan legged Juliet. Can I put on some real clothes now?")

Aww, no"

I smiled and drove home knowing I'd get in trouble for staying after to clean the bar. I have to get home.

When I did get home I noticed he wasn't home, I quickly locked my car and ran into the building. I quickly started cooking and was finished in twenty minutes.

I quickly threw everything into the fridge and went to my bedroom. I quickly threw on pjs and started on my homework.

I just hope I can avoid Dad. But I know I won't be able to forever.