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Their nods of acknowledgment were accompanied by a surprise that left me momentarily speechless. As Ava moved toward me, her intention became clear as she enveloped me in a warm, unexpected hug. The shock melted into camaraderie, prompting me to return the gesture, our embrace a silent exchange of unspoken understanding.After a few heartbeats, we released each other, and I found myself gazing into Ava's eyes, searching for answers in their depths. "What is it?" I inquired, my curiosity tinged with a hint of bewilderment. The hug and their impromptu visit had caught me off guard, leaving me unsure of what to expect next."Let's have a seat first," Ava suggested gently, her voice calm and reassuring. She gestured towards the chairs, inviting me to join them. Nodding in agreement, I followed her cue and settled back into my seat, the air in the office charged with curiosity and anticipation. Ava and Aaron took their places across from me, their expressions a blend of seriousness and a h
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As they pulled away, their figures receded toward the parking lot where Aaron's car was a silent sentinel awaiting their return. I watched them go, Just as the lingering echoes of Aaron and Ava's departure faded, a sudden intrusion shattered the fragile peace. My phone, lying innocently on the pocket, erupted into shrill insistence. With a glance, I noted the unfamiliar number flashing on the screen. Curiosity piqued, I answered, uncertainty tingeing my voice. "Hello, who is this?" I inquired, a hint of caution in my tone."Ma'am, this is Glory, your maid, ma'am," came the hurried response from the other end of the line, the words tumbling out in a rush.Recognition dawned as I mentally placed the name to the voice. "Oh, Glory, what's the matter? Why are you calling?" I asked, concern knitting my brows."Ma'am, I haven't been feeling well," Glory explained, her distress palpable even through the phone line. "I can't go for the grocery restock today. The other maids are on their day o
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I needed to speak to Charlotte, to address the heartache that was so clearly etched on her face. Allison's voice escalated, slicing through the hum of the supermarket with a sharpness that made me flinch. "How can you leave us here for a barren woman!" she exclaimed, her words loaded with an accusation that reverberated down the aisles.Her declaration stopped me cold. I spun around, facing her, my shock mirrored in the eyes of the onlookers who had overheard. "What's your problem, Allison? How could you say that?" I demanded, my voice a cocktail of disbelief and anger.The air between us crackled with tension, shoppers pausing in their tracks to witness the drama. Allison's face was set, her eyes unyielding as she spat back, "That's what she is."But I couldn't stand there, couldn't digest the cruelty in her words or the scene we were causing. I muttered to myself, "I don't have time for this," my mind racing with the need to find Charlotte, to apologize, to make things right.Witho
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