for @thouscndways || (mendel.)
If she were being honest, Trina Levi wasn’t really paying attention to where she was going. She was too busy reciting the long list of things that she had already done for the day. Yes, already. Because Trina Levi was nothing if not thorough. She made sure that the deliveries to the post were made (a job she did not think was technically in her description) and checked on the proofs of the print advertisements for the company. She worked in one of those shiny big buildings that added to the skyline without adding to her wonder with the city.
Anyways, her arms were now filled with proofs and test prints of the posters that were going to be hung around the office for... morale. Morale. Excellent. It was going to boost the confidence of every working woman in the office who had to deal with their arrogant boss and pushy clients. Maneuvering the busy sidewalk with her heels catching against the uneven concrete, Trina was almost sure she was going to make it to the office building without a collision until she ran into... oh. Him.
A blush crept across Trina’s face as she took in her the psychiatrist her ex-husband had gotten her to see. It wasn’t a normal thing now. In fact, long gone were the days when Trina would sit in his office and talk about her troubles with cryptic phrasings. She had seen him five times and then told her ex she wasn’t going back. Now she felt bad for the lack of professional closure as the man, Mendel, had still orbited around the life she lived, just in the peripheral.
“I’m so so sorry, Dr. Weisenbachfeld,” she said, trying to gain a better grasp on the large posters and papers, “I should have been paying better attention,” she managed, somehow tucking everything under her arm to shake his hand. “Sorry to meet like this on the street. How have you been?”












