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turn around.
“I already fixed it,” I said. “I balanced the ledger.”
I walked out.
The steel door slammed.
His screams cut off.
I stood in the hallway and took a breath.
Air out here was cleaner.
Miller followed.
He looked at me with a mixture of respect and something else.
Fear, maybe.
“That was cold, Tasha,” he said quietly.
“It was necessary,” I replied.
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