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But it was enough. For the most part, they both loved their jobs and each other, despite having little social interactions beyond work.

They had no idea how much they really cared about each other until they started knowing each other, but now that it was true, there was nobody else that either of them would rather have in their lives.

Nicolas still worked as the CEO, but he wasn't at all interested in it now. He wanted to remember his last memory. It was all he could talk about lately and, though Dianne never understood the appeal, she knew he want it.

Dianne just wants if he finds something he enjoyed in his life. She loved him more than he deserved anyway. They shared many memories together, and they spent hours playing video games on Saturday mornings.

Dianne knew that there was no real need for him to keep working, and that was why she'd suggested he move into one of their guest rooms. He'd turned her down, of course, but she figured that if he didn' want to move in, then at leas