Dirty Tricks by Kiki Swinson

Author:Kiki Swinson [Swinson, Kiki; Saundra]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Kensington
Published: 2017-07-04T04:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER 2

“Thanks, Mrs. Rasrio. Enjoy the rest of your day.” I pushed the send button to send her deposit receipt back down the chute. The drive-through was busy. It was the first of the month, which meant nonstop traffic inside and outside. The only difference was the outside people didn’t get upset as fast as the people who came inside. Either way, I worked swiftly to keep a steady pace. Taking a breather for a second, one glance at the clock reminded me that lunchtime quickly approached. I signaled Sheila, one of the tellers, to take over for me at the window.

“What’s up?” she asked.

“Take over the drive-through while I send Judy to lunch.” Being a lead, I had to make sure my team went to lunch before I could even think about going.

“Sure.” Sheila stepped over to the drive-through and greeted the next car right away. One of the slower tellers, she would do better on the drive-through; Judy was one of my faster tellers, so I would have to cover her spot while she was at lunch. Sheila would be overwhelmed by the crowd, and I needed at least two strong people on the front end.

“You can close up for lunch.” I stepped into the booth next to Judy and asked the next person in line how I could help them. April was standing to the left of me. She was another one of the faster bank tellers. Her only problem was time. She was always late, normally only by a minute or so, but the girl could never seem to make it on time. I was always giving her pep talks, hoping she would get it together. And April was a good worker. The last thing I needed was her getting fired, because there was no way in hell I could work more hours than I already did. I liked working for Bryers Savings and Loans, but they were not quick about the hiring process, not to mention they were all about saving the company money. Now, Judy was dependable and had lead status, but she would check a customer quick if they said or did anything she didn’t like or she thought was disrespectful. I had to constantly remind her that the customer was always right.

Sheila, well, she was just slow. Her customer service skills were impeccable, but she could piss a customer off quick taking too long to process their request. Other than that, I loved my team. But most of all, I just wanted back in school.

“Porsha.” Sheila said my name just loud enough to get my attention. Turning to face her, I almost stepped on her feet. I had no idea she had closed in on me that quick.

“This guy.” She handed me his ID. “He has his own account here, but he wants to cash his check, then put the deposit into his wife’s account. I told him that she has to show her ID in order for me to access her account.

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