Eye On The Prize

Kiley Templton, a single African- American female, who from the outside seemed to be beautiful and assured but longed from a more fruitful prosperous life. She was now 26 and was about to fall in love with beauty, money, darkness, lies, and evil.

 

Kiley was just any ordinary MBA grad working in a dead end job living pay check to pay check. She was very attractive but not a supermodel skinny but on the contrary she had olive skin, light eyes, and an eye catching figure. She walked with confidence, had amazing figure, but troubled hurt. She often twirled her hair when nervous or when thinking heavily. She worked in human resources but often felt like she was a machine not living. She was confused.

 

 

Her day was a constant repeat. Like, ground day she would start her day off with coffee, then the morning meeting, looking at resumes, interviewing candidates desperate for a job, and she hoped that would never be her. Nevertheless, that day did come.

 

It was 2008 and the economy had hit rock bottom. Kiley found herself job less like many of the candidates that called her hoping for any work. The day Kiley boss told her she had to decrease her salary, and then finally she chose a path that would change her forever.