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he replies, then turns and walks away, his footsteps quiet against the floor.
I exhale, the air catching slightly in my throat. Turning to one of the staff nearby, I ask, “Could you please bring me a glass of water? My throat feels dry.”
The water appears within seconds, and I take it with a murmured thank you, downing it quickly, like it might wash away the nervous flutter in my chest.
With one last deep breath, I step through the doorway.
Claire is waiting.
She’s dressed in a sleek brown dress, a simple black handbag slung over her shoulder. Her hair is styled in a soft half-up, half-down look that gives her an effortless elegance. Her makeup is barely there, subtle enough to seem like she
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