THE MANAGER
“I'm out. Enough for me,” said 44-year-old Tanisha Reynolds. “I've done everything I need to do to make sure I'm good on my own.” The other women at the table smiled. “Finally making that move, huh?” Kendra Manning asked with a smirk. Tanisha nodded. “Yep. I have an appointment with the lawyer on Thursday,” she said. This surprised everyone. Tori Jackson's eyes got big. She worked with Tanisha for the PG County Government and had known Tanisha since grade school. “Oh my God, you're serious this time, aren’t you?” Tori asked. “Hell yeah! I'm tired of this,” Tanisha said, her voice filled with exasperation. As if on cue, her mobile phone rang and she looked at it. She rolled her eyes when she saw it was her husband calling. She sent the call to voicemail. The others were watching her. Tanisha stared back. “It was just the Manager,” she said. Everyone laughed. Lisa Cortez, a plump, curvy, married woman, shook her head. She had known Tanisha since T...