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CAN'T LET GO
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Ongoing, First published Apr 26, 2022
... "why were you late?" Desmond asked.

Looking at the table Kaylee looked for a suitable lie. She could not say she woke up late if he didn't want to fire her.

"You see, i-em-she-eh-my- daughter-is-sick" she blurted out.

"you should have told me, I didn't know you had a child and beside your marital status says single"

" Well,I'm not married" 

"Don't worry I understand"


"I have pain killers right here, take it and here's a bottle of water.

"I can't take it"

"Why?"

"The truth is, I woke up late" Kaylee said not looking up...
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