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I paced nervously around my living room, waiting for Griffin to arrive. My heart raced. No matter hoe hard I tried to focus on something else, my mind kept going back to the thoughts I was running away from.The doorbell rang, bringing me back to reality. I sighed as I headed towards the door and opened it. Griffin was standing out there, noth hands in his pocket."May I come in?" he asked, his voice low.I stepped aside. "Sure.""We can talk in the kitchen."Griffin followed behind as I led him into the kitchen. He grabbed a stool and sat on it."Where's Carlos?" He asked as he looked around the kitchen."Out," I replied simply."Do you think this place is quiet enough?""You think someone could be listening?" I asked, suddenly chilled."I think we can't be too careful." Griffin leaned forward. "Have you found anything else since we last spoke?""Just more
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