William's Lucky Day

William was surfing the net when suddenly it was there. The dream job. He grabbed his phone and called the number. A man answered the phone. "Pete's Amazing Flower Power Land of plants," The man said. "Hello this is William Smith," William said. "Can I help you?" The man asked. "Yes I want to apply for the job at the Amazing Flower Power Land of plants." William said. "Oh, well why don't you come down for an interview?" William was very excited. "Yes, yes of course!" He said. What's the address?" The man gave William the address. William thanked him and said; "I'll see you tomorrow." The same night William couldn't fall asleep. He was so excited. Ever since his mother told him to get a job, he had wanted to be a Florist. He fell asleep at 2:30 pm and woke up at seven o'clock next morning. He should be at the interview at 12 o'clock. He came to the town at 11:45 by bus. He walked into the flower shop, and met Pete, the man he had spoken to on the phone last night. They shook hands and William followed Tom into a smaller room with a table and two chairs. "Sit down," Pete said and smiled. "Thank you." William said. "You want to work here?" Pete asked. "Yes, since my mom told me to get a job, I've wanted to work at a Florist." William answered. "And why exactly at a flower shop and not just any kind of grocery?" Pete asked. "Because there are all kinds of articles, but at a flower shop, there are just flowers and plants and it has this lovely smell." "And have you had a job before?" Pete asked. "No, but I really want this job." William said. Pete turned out to be a man who thought everyone should have a chance. "Alright then, should we give it a shot?" Pete asked. "You bet!" William said. When just before he went home, he sent a SMS message to his best friend Alex and told him that he got the job. The pay was 5£ per hour and William worked at the flower shop two hours, five days a week. Most of the people who traded at Pete’s Amazing Flower Power Land of plants were very nice and William was looking forward to get down to the greengrocer almost every day.