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...observed her for a few seconds, then strolled across to where she sat. Clearing his throat, he pulled out a chair and sat down on the opposite side of the table. Erika quickly jerked her head up. He eyed her intently for several more seconds. "You have the floor,... | |
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...looked tired, like he hadn't slept well. "Of course not," I replied. "You have to ask?" Colin pulled out a chair and sat down on the opposite side of the table with me. He wouldn't look at me, keeping his eyes down on his coffee cup. An uncomfortable silence... | |
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