Anastasia Soare

She was in school.

And of course, like any teenager, she wanted to have fun.

This is what she used to say.

I want to have fun.

I don't want to work like you that much.

And I said, well, life is not like that.

If you are able to manage, you could have fun as well.

Or love what you do and you will have fun.

So she's supposed to be at work at 8.30 before the client will arrive at 9 o'clock.

And she was late one day because she would go with her friends out.

And she was late one day.

The second time I warned her and I said, if you are late one more time, I'm going to fire you.

I don't think she believed me.

And the third time, pack your bags, you're fired.

So she went and she got the job, I think, at the insurance company.

I never asked her.

And after three weeks, four weeks, she came to the salon and asking me for some money.

She wants to borrow some money because she didn't have enough money after taxes to pay her bills and rent especially.

And I said, I'm sorry, I can't do that for you.

And mom, I'm going to lose the apartment.