Crossed Lines
By the time I was finished, their system would be airtight, their data cleaner than a politician’s campaign promise.
“Still saving the world one keystroke at a time?”
I glanced over my shoulder to see Hailey leaning against the doorway, holding two travel mugs. She was dressed in an oversized hoodie and leggings, hair pulled into a messy bun that somehow still looked good on her.
“Technically, this one’s just saving a struggling online pet store,” I said, hinting at it being our Company’s client.
“Same thing,” she replied, settling into the chair across from me. “You disappear into this room and come out hours later with that smug little ‘problem solved’ look. You know it’s creepy, right?”
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