Every Thursday Virginia Miller would go to the second floor to a little basket take all the papers out, and sift though throwing out all the ones, by some guy named DiNozzo, for better toilet paper. This was her unofficial job because nobody else wanted it. Normally when a person had a complaint or an issue with a fellow worker they would go down to HR and fill out a form but for reasons unknown the second floor made a lot of complaints. And it had started to get out of hand. So it was decided by the her whole department that there would be a basket just for this floor that would hold all the grievance papers, unless it was against a coworker, till Thursday when she would trudge upstairs.
On this particular day Virginia walked out of the elevator and went on with her work, like usual, but about five minutes into it three of the agents in the 'bull pen' started to have their normal tiff. She normally dealt with hearing petty augments all day long and it didn't bother her but today Virginia was not having a good day. Her car battery bit the ghost when she was running late to work cause her alarm clock decide not to function. She didn't get a chance to grab coffee, it started to rain before her Lift got there, and by the time she reached the office she noticed that her blouse was on backwards. So normal calm, and good mannered Virginia was not.
She finely snapped when Senior Agent Gibbs yelled out, "Seatbelt! Was Petty Officer Smith wearing a seatbelt?"
She did something so out of character that she would be forever mortified. She turned towards the group of agents and in venomous tone hissed out, "Oh! Would you be quite !"
They all just looked at her slacked jawed.
As a blush covered her face Virginia thought it best if she made a hasty exit now so with as much dignity as she could muster she quickly gathered her papers and almost dashed towards the elevator. When the doors closed she let out a breath she didn't know she was holding in. That was definitely enough excitement for the day. Maybe taking the rest of the day off was a good idea.