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Chapter 119

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Lo

Buzzing, I didn’t even bother heading back up to my room. I grabbed the car keys out of my tote bag as I left the conference room and strode confidently across the lobby. 

I knew that I had crushed the end of that interview. I was so proud of myself. Everything had gone exactly as planned. And I had positioned myself perfectly; with such an ambiguous answer, Lester was left wondering exactly what I had meant by my answer. I grinned to myself. And so would his readers.

**

“How are you today, Lorrie?”

She looked up at me, freckles pale under the fluorescent lights. “Well today. And thank you for asking.”

“Checking

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