Ignore him, and he’ll eventually get frustrated and go away.
Scheduling the new appointment, I input the information of who with and when Ethan has a meeting in the electronic schedule. It’s easier for Ethan to use because he can pull it up on his phone and doesn’t have to keep up with papers.
“Fi,” Jack says, trying to get my attention.
I type up the message from Mr. Smith into the notes box on the appointment, but half way through, my screen goes black.
“What the—”
“Are you going to listen to me now?” Jack asks, pulling his hand back from my monitor. Did he just…
“Did you just shut my monitor off while I was working?”
Jack scoffs and gives me an annoyed expression as he crosses his arms over his chest and says, “If you’re not going to listen, I’ll get your attention other way
