american tragedy

Chapter 46 (2)
Chapter 212 (2)
For these three, he felt that they belonged to the rougher kind of girls, they didn't like to be restricted, and they were very lively.He may play with them without anyone knowing, one or even three turns, and no one knows, it needs to be made known to them, and it is their luck.They were not pretty, so they must find an opportunity to repay him, and, for his position, he ignored them, and they had nothing to do.But, he had assured Gilbert Griffiths, he did not want to spoil it, and it was just a lonely thought.He has always been easily seduced by the profusion of sex and beauty.He's weak-willed, ready for sexual attraction, let alone sexual arousal.The temptation of these three people made him feel itchy.Especially in such a lazy summer, he is very lonely.He always approached the girls who seduced him from time to time. Although they often acted coquettishly, he could easily keep himself indifferent.

During this period, there were a lot of orders in the factory. Clyde accepted Huigen and Richie's suggestion and decided to add a few extra female workers to ease the work pressure of the existing female workers.These people can only be counted as temporary wages until they are fully familiar with the craft.At that time, they can make more money.Many people come here asking for the position, and when orders are low, such requests are turned down.

Clyde was still a novice and had never done this kind of thing before, so Huigen and Ricky decided that Ricky would inspect the new workers first.What's more, there is also a shortage of sewing workers in Richie's place. If he thinks it is suitable for printing work, he will give that person to Clyde and let Clyde try them out.Richie gave a very detailed explanation before sending the workers to Clyde.There is a system: it doesn't matter how capable a new worker is, but she must never be satisfied before she is fully developed.This affects her development, and even more so, the quota she can produce.Also, try to recruit as many female workers as possible. After this period of time, a few who are particularly hardworking will be left behind, and the rest can be dismissed.Let those who stay join the rest of the women workers, or replace some lazy workers or transfer one of the remaining women workers.

The next day, four girls came, all accompanied by Ricky.He said to Clyde: "This is Miss Tindale, it may be appropriate." Or: "See if this girl is suitable."Clyde asked them where and what they had done in the past, whether they lived at home or in a unit (the factory does not welcome single women).He then told them the nature of their work and their salary.Miss Todd took them to change their clothes, and showed them the work they were about to do.In a moment, it will be up to Clyde or Miss Todd to see how their workmanship is, so as to decide whether they will go or not.

At this time, except for a few girls he likes, Clyde has a general impression of the female workers here. In his opinion, most of these people are not very smart.He thought that maybe he could take this opportunity to recruit some beautiful female workers. Many of them here looked very thick, and even spoke with a country bumpkin accent.They were Poles or their descendants and lived in a slum north of the factory.They're probably most interested in grabbing a guy to go dance with or something further.Clyde also noticed that the American girls here are in a different situation. They are thinner and sexier, and most of them are not so fat; what's more, due to the prejudices of race, morality, religion, etc., their attitudes appear to be sloppy. more reserved.This makes it almost impossible for them to fool around with men.

During these and subsequent days, the people who came to him were either extra workers or probationary workers, and the last one interested him a lot.As soon as he saw her, he thought she was smarter, more lovable, and kinder.Although she was also very honest, she was very beautiful. As soon as he saw her, he felt that she had a unique charm, her expression was full of longing and surprise, but also full of confidence and courage.These things immediately showed that she was a person of will and confidence.But at the same time, she admits, she lacks experience.She wasn't sure if she could do it well.

Her name is Roberta Alden.Before that she had been working in a small hosiery factory in Tribez Mills, a town fifty miles north of Lycurgus, she said straight to the point, and she wore an old brown hat, The brim of the hat was lowered to set off a charming face, bright brown hair, very shiny, and clear gray-blue eyes.The clothes are very ordinary, and the shoes are not too new. She looks simple and serious. From her appearance, she is smart, agile, gentle, and full of confidence and vitality.Clyde, like Ricky, took an immediate liking to her.Obviously, she's better than the other girls here.When they talked, she was tense and a little uneasy, as if it was a big deal for her.

She said that up to now, the family still lived in a small town called Biltz, and now they are just friends who live here.Her frankness moved Clyde so much that he decided to do her a favour.He felt that her character must also be very good.Her eyes were round and blue, simple and delicate, and her lips, ears, nose, and hands were all so small and charming.

"If you get the job, you're going to stay in Lycurgos, aren't you?" he asked her.In fact, he wanted to talk to her more.

"Yes." She replied firmly.

"Can you tell me your name again?"

"Roberta, Alden."

"Where do you live now?"

"220 Eight Taylor Street."

"To be honest, I don't know where that street is," he liked talking to her, "I just came to this city." Afterwards, he also wondered why he shared so many things with her Say.He added: "I don't know if Mr. Rich told you about the working conditions here. You know, this is a temporary worker, and you are required to print something on your collar. Come here, and I will tell you." Then, he said He took her to the next table, and when she had finished reading the work, he picked up a collar and told her all that had been said to him, without calling Miss Todd.

He was flattered, even a little uncomfortable, by her attentive attention to his movements and responses to his every word.Every time she looked at him, she always looked like she wanted to know something.He later told her again about the difference in wages.Then he called Miss Todd, and Miss Todd took her to finish the preparations.Later, she came back, with some hair on her forehead, her cheeks were rosy, her eyes were focused, and she rolled up her sleeves, revealing two white and charming arms.So she started to work, and Clyde judged from her posture that she must be very capable and eager to get the job.

He came closer and watched her work.He thinks she is very good, fast and accurate.She felt that he was behind, and she turned her head and smiled slightly, showing joy and confidence. He was also very happy and smiled back.

"I think you must have done a good job." He thought she was really good.And when she heard this, she turned around and smiled, very charming.This made Clyde itch.He began to take a liking to her, but since his present position was hard to come by, and he had promised Gilbert, he considered the consequences of doing so, and even if it was a lovely girl, he would Beware of her, but he felt a little unreasonable, he liked her very much.Although she is so beautiful.But her identity is just a small female worker, Gilbert will definitely remind her again, don't forget her identity, even though she is very beautiful.

He immediately went through the formalities of other new female workers.Later, he asked Miss Todd to tell him about Miss Alden.

He smiled at Roberta as he spoke to her, and Rosa Nikofrich, at the second table next to her, touched the girl next to her on the arm, winked again, and turned her head to K. Ryder pressed on their side.As soon as Clyde left, Rosa turned around and asked in a low voice, "Has he already wanted her?" Then, she raised her eyebrows and bit her lips, and her partner whispered to her, "Yes , has never been so fast."

The two looked at each other and smiled. This was a conversation for women, and Rosa Nikofrich was jealous.

(End of this chapter)