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His confusion turned to disbelief, he could not log into the company portal and saw a message that read "system under maintenance." "That is strange," Nicholas said to himself. "What is strange?" Diana asked curiously. "I can't log into the company portal," Nicholas said as he frantically looked around. Work seemed to be going on as usual, but he was getting worried about not being able to access his files. Diana walked slowly beside him and wondered why only Nicholas seemed to have the log issue, she easily logged in this morning. For some reason, she began to feel uneasy. "I have to get to my office, I feel like something is going on," Diana said anxiously.

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They told her about her login credentials. “I can’t believe you used my second name!” Mea said. She hated Cristy for its phonetic similarity with crispy. She said she felt like a deep-fried nugget when she’s called that. But the immediate reason was that she just wasn’t used to it. She downloaded the Gossip app using the Café’s free wifi. When she logged in, she got confused with the twinkling red circle on her Gossips box. She tapped it and saw tons of accounts, all in men's profile pictures.

However the windows were very high up, so he had no chance of sneaking into the building. Will took his time observing the area, he walked a couple of rounds around the building trying to find a way in. The only thing he found was an outhouse behind the church, and a small opening that lead to the foundation of the church. The opening was more like a crack, and could at most fit a mouse or insect in there. Will tried loosening the opening and found that the wooden panel covering it was rotten. He pried it off completely and went inside. He was under the church, the wooden floor panels above him didn't have any space between them, so he couldn't peek through.