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"What are you doing right now?" "Nothing." she rolled to the other side of her bed. "Uh umm if you are free then-" she could clearly sense the hesitation in his voice. "Then?" "then would you like to hang out with me?" "Hang out?" she looked at her wrist watch and it was almost 7 pm. "Right now?" "Yeah right now. Eh, I just want to show you something." "Show me something? What could it possibly be?" she sat upright and plopped out of her bed.

Maybe I should start making plans for it now. The phone buzzes under my pants pocket and I pull it out. "Hello." "Good morning, Meera. I have news for you." Eleanor's voice is neat as usual and it does not feel like it is some kind of scary news either. But it scares me. Why can't she get to the point already? What is with this suspense? It is not some mystery movie or whatever. "What is it?" She exhales. "Mr. Saxena has planned the date to be a mystery today. So you are not allowed to know where you are going."

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I know I'll keep on saying this, that moments come and moments go, only this time, my moment is right now and it's only the beginning of me living. The End.

Tera screamed even louder, "Surely you panicked, right? Afraid of getting caught? Worried that I might follow you? I'm just having a body treatment, Seb. Everything is fine. I'll contact you when I'm done." "Tell me your location. Let the guards pick you up. Nora's waiting at home!" "I'm having a treatment! Can't you give me a moment to pamper myself? Don't just enjoy it; you should be able to take care of yourself!" Tera retorted, her anger stoked by Sebastian. "Alright, then let's turn this phone into a video call! I want to see what kind of treatment you're getting. Or are you spending time with your fans out there?"

Total no-go in her book. By thirty, she was living solo in some dingy apartment. A gas leak did her in.

Then a staff member touched her arm. The moment vanished. Lena smiled. Turned away. And continued walking. --- By dusk they retreated. Nobody argued. Nobody wanted to stay. The place crawled under their skin. The false peace. The manufactured contentment. The smiles. God. The smiles. --- The bookshop basement was unusually quiet when they returned. People gathered around the central table. Waiting. Watching. Hoping. Bea hated being the one who had to speak first. She rubbed her hands over her face.

I accepted the tea, took a sip, and felt comfortable all over. "Just a little trash. It's been handled for a while." Celeste chuckled and took an invitation from beside her, placing it before me. "Then, for the upcoming global medical summit, do I have the honor of being your date?" I looked at her, and we smiled at each other. "Of course." The car drove onto the broad sea-crossing bridge, heading into the brilliant sunset and toward the wider future that belonged to me.

He pulled me into his arms and whispered sweet nothings, making sure to slip in a reminder to be reasonable. My eyes drifted to my bag sitting on the shelf. Inside it, my plane ticket for tomorrow was already packed. Twelve hours until I left this place for good. Before heading out, Theo held me one more time. "Let me take care of a few things at the office, and then I'll take you shopping." On his way out, he pointed at the closet. "Dress up a little." The moment the door closed, I looked at the closet. The most prominent row was all pink. Pink pantsuits, pink dresses, even pink heels.

I texted Eloisa. Me: Where Are You Right Now? I Need You! Eloisa: I'm at the office with dad. Me: Can we meet? I need someone to talk to. Eloisa: hmmm, okay I'll be right there in 15 minutes. I feel relieved to know that she's coming.