Zeenia's return to her work in Michigan on Monday was both welcomed and derided. Welcome because she needed to get back to her routine, and derided because she was not in the mood to deal with people. She walked into the hotel with her sunglasses on and a cup of coffee in hand, her usual signal that she wished to be left alone.
But, of course, she wouldn't be the manager if she were left alone.
Since she was gone over for four days, the staff descended upon her with all their feedbacks and problems, since last Wednesday. Even minor complaints like someone had left trash all over their room, complained by guests in the hotel, was reported to her with the minutest of detail, when she reached the office.
She ignored everything now, as she arranged her desk, sunglasses still on.
She had t
