Carol, of course

This woman was insufferable! Every attempt to keep a low profile has been ruined by this busybody! Of all the places to crash land, it had to be near Carol! You sighed and mustered yourself before opening the door.

"Hi, Carol." you smiled weakly.

"Sorry to bother you again, I just wanted to tell you that I called my friend, and I managed to line up an interview for you tomorrow at noon." Carol said, handing you a slip of paper. "The address is on here. Just tell them that I sent you."

"That's great. Thanks!" you said.

Carol scrutinized you for a few moments before smiling.

"Good luck tomorrow!" Carol turned and started walking back home.

"Thanks again!... I think." you sighed as you shut the door.

This was a rather fortunate development, given that if you had a reference, they won't look too close at your lack of identification or records. Of course, you didn't yet know what job you'd be interviewing for, and Carol hadn't said anything, and you had no desire to speak with her again today, so you'd just have to wing it.

You went back to searching for clothes and tucked away in the back of the closet was a another 3/4 sleeve blouse, but this one adorned with ruffled lace, decidedly more feminine, but maybe you could pass it off as a tuxedo shirt, you certainly couldn't wear a two-day old shirt to a job interview. The capris would have to suffice, and you had to admit, the panties weren't nearly as uncomfortable as you had feared. You still preferred boxers, though.

After another restful night, you got up and showered again, using the same flowery scented shampoo and a bar of soap that you found tucked away in a closet. Once you were dressed, you pulled on the flats, which were still as uncomfortable as they had been the previous day, and you headed out the door when something occurred to you. You didn't know where you were going. You barely knew this town and this address meant nothing without a map (which you didn't have) or a GPS, (which didn't exist yet). You hung your head as you realized that you only really had one option now.