Sebastian pulled the studio camera back, and positioned it for the next broadcast, allowing foot traffic to walk in front of the camera. His stomach growled and he put the headset he used for the noon telecast on the handle and headed downstairs. In the past two hours, he debated if he would drop off the form he’d filled out earlier. He thought about emailing the station manager his intentions, since he was the one who gave him this opportunity, but decided instead to go online and print out the form that Human Resources provided. As he neared the Human Resources office, he took out the envelope with the completed form, took a deep breath, and put it in Zahra’s inbox slot by the door.
He knew she’d get it tomorrow, and he’d address the potential fallout then. Sebastian wasn’t sure what th
