Sarah Killian: The Marching Tides
’s umbrella, I can freely do that without fear of being excommunicated.
I walk up to the registration desk and don the most annoying Vegas bimbo personality I can muster—all those years of working undercover as a P.S.K. still come in handy.
“Hiya, sorry but, like, I couldn’t help overhear you, like, just now,” I say all bubbly, hating myself more with every ‘like’. “My boo and I are, like, about done with our room, like, for the night, you can, like, have it if you want. We just need to, like, pack up, and it’s all yours.”
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