Transport Error

Isn't it boring talking about nothing except car driving lessons? One of Pam Sue's young colleagues was asking her peers. She had overheard Pam Sue praising the DTS driving school and even recommended their car driving lessons to the company employees. 'As if she owned the school or had a share of the profits' the young lady continued.

Well, no one could fault Pam Sue for going on about car driving lessons or driving instructors. She was indubitably proud of her recent achievements. She was certainly one of the girls now. They often talked about their husbands, boyfriends,admirers and exes. Previously she felt that she was unable to participate in those gossips, but not now. She felt she was qualified to, and certainly would tell those young girls not to be so silly to waste money and tears over their wimpy boyfriends! Furthermore, she had taken her driving lessons and passed her tests - an incredibly remarkable feat for her! Though it was questionable as to whether anyone would risk riding in her car. Her work at the office was still appalling; she could turn a simple instruction into a major disaster, such as the lists from the dsa and waste management services.

Pam Sue was also unpopular with the staff, as she was a moody woman and had subjected many of her colleagues to her sarcasm and caustic remarks. The younger girls voiced their suspicions of Ivan, speculating that he was most probably after her money. He was definitely younger than Pam Sue, and surely would have a following of female admirers with his good looks and charming manners.

Had Pam Sue been privy to their discussions, she would have told them that their worries were needless. Her money and property were absolutely safe - Pam Sue would not trust such to anyone so easily. Moreover, there had never been any talk about money or property, definitely not hers, though Ivan did mentioned a bit about his city apartment and country house. Most of their conversations and exchanges were about the car driving lessons, economic and current affairs, and nonsensical stuff such as food, movies and shopping. Ivan did not seem curious about her personal life. Pam Sue contemplated 'I don’t know what he likes, neither does he know mine. I have absolutely no idea about his family; though he knew about mine'. Reflecting on their conversations, she remembered being the one who did all the talking, while Ivan was the attentive listener. ' Am I misreading him? Or is he misleading me?' she was somewhat unsure then.