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Chapt. 63
"You're ridiculous, you're fucking ridiculous, Conrad."
"What is it this time?"
A woman in black and red ombre hair tossed a phone to the dark red-haired man. "Who is she? You've been texting her since three days ago, isn't it?" Conrad opened his mouth to speak.
"You can't lie to me because the proof is right there in your phone, so tell me the truth." The woman yelled."Come on, Jenny, she's my coworker and nothing more."
"You call your coworker sweet names?"
Conrad gently approached Jennifer as a zookeeper will do to an escaped Leopard. "I swear, there's nothing going on between her and me. It happens that we call each other sweet names but there's nothing more to it, believe me."
He tried to touch her but was yelled at in return, "don't touch me. You're a bloody liar, Conrad." She pushed him to run downstairs.
"Jenny," Conrad called behind her, "Je...Jenny, hear me out."
"Don't follow me, Conrad, don't talk to me
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