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into my hands. I stepped back and it fell, scattering papers across polished tile.
“Get out,” I said, voice shaking. “Get out right now or I’m calling security.”
She stopped crying instantly, eyes narrowing to slits. “You would call security on your own mother?”
“Yes,” I said. “I would.”
My boss Mr. Henderson stepped from his office. He was a stern man continue reading …
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