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Alice "Won't Nathan laugh if I give him this thing?" I ask with a funny feeling in my stomach. I can't tell if it's fear or excitement. I've drawn a card with various cartoon characters. One of them says they are sorry, and the other holds up a bouquet of roses while asking to please go out with them. "I don't think so. It's genuine and sweet. It also shows who you are as a person," Winnie says. I glance at her from the table in her room. Her roommate Caroline isn't home right now. "You think so?"

For someone who works on computers he doesn’t seem knowledgeable about all programs. “Wow, impressive.” And I mean every word. I open the wallet next and smile. This picture looks a lot nicer. I’m smiling in this one and I look happy. It makes me wonder when this one was taken, but I’ll ask Rhea about it later. I notice a few other cards in the wallet and carefully remove one. It’s a dark silver card with my name typed on it. “What’s this?” I ask. “A credit card. There’s no limit, so don’t worry about spending too much.” Artemis says without a hint of nervousness.

Carter said, his tone pleading, like he was clutching at straws. “If you haven’t figured out why I can’t work with you in the time we’ve spoken," I said, my tone sharp and cutting, "then you don’t deserve my alliance. Now, get out before I lose my temper and rain hell on you." Carter hesitated, then bent down to pick up his suitcase from the floor. He opened it and retrieved a brown envelope, thick and neatly stacked. "I’ll just drop this here," he said, setting it carefully on the sofa. "It contains some cash as a thank you for your time. My card. My proposal. All the details of my deal."

And once again, as I should thank her for that wasn’t a small incident happening to me back then, “Thanks again for saving me from Bobby Goodwin.” Daniella smiles brightly at me, “Again, you are most welcome, Henrietta.” she then suggests, “Maybe you should just visit Juicy Punch more often to repay me.” As she mentions, she picks a card up from the counter and passes it to me. “Here.” I take the card and take a glance at it. I see ten circles, with the first one stamped. Is this a stamp card? Just to be sure, “What is this?” I asked.

the young woman expressed with a touch of nostalgia. "Somewhere in you, I am sure, there is a very strong woman, a warrior, and even more admirable to your friend. Although I don't want to talk about it right now, I invited you in to give you my card, there are my numbers, even the private one, if you need me, don't hesitate to call me," she extended her hand and took it.

"Won't you read that?" I tilt my neck toward the spot where a rectangular paper lay on my stomach. "It's a card." "Yes." His tone is casual. "Open it." Skeptically, I take the card. Red—my color—mixed with a little touch of white, probably to neutralize the brighter colour. Unfolding the edges, I'm gobsmacked as the content starts to register. It's a poorly thought-out letter, handwritten, aiming at informing me about a rooftop Val date—which is tomorrow, by the way. The statement of invitation and venue come after a shabby poet praising my... character?

Their conversation flowed effortlessly, punctuated by infectious laughter and heartfelt stories that bridged the gap of time. In the midst of their animated exchange, Amelia's face lit up with a secret she could no longer contain. "Camila," she began, her voice brimming with excitement. "I have something to share with you." With a swift motion, she retrieved a small, elegant invitation card from her pocket and extended it to her friend. Camila's eyes widened with surprise and anticipation as she accepted the invitation. Her heart swelled with joy for her dear friend. "Amelia, that's incredible!" she exclaimed, her voice filled with genuine happiness. "Congratulations! I'll definitely be ther

That was why I wanted to get out of there quickly. “Can we at least be friends? You know what? Here is my complimentary card. It doesn’t have to be anything serious. I just want to get to know you… as a friend,” he said, finally letting go of my hand and pulling out his Louis Vuitton wallet from his pocket. He opened it, taking out a card and handing it to me. I took it, glancing down to read its contents. “I’m Marco; it’s nice to meet you. And I hope to see you soon,” he said, a charming smile lighting up his face.

He tried seeing the initials printed on it, but the receptionist's hand had covered the card before he could. He didn't say anything, instead he reached into his pocket and picked out the extra invitation card he had in his pocket. "Since you're so insistent on paying the bill, here, take this." Amara didn't receive the card. She examined it in his waiting hand. "What's this?" "An invitation to Madam Sinclair's upcoming birthday anniversary. It's the least I can do for a woman like you after you paid the bill." Tobias looked indifferent as he said this.

Waiting for me was a text from Smart, the one I had felt would never contact me again. "I've thought about it for days now, Jay. I think I would like to be your friend. Not ones with benefits. Just a friend. I apologize for letting my emotions almost ruin a beautiful friendship. I promise I won't ever come on to you. All I want is to be your friend. Please call when you see this. I will be awaiting. No matter how long it takes. I will always be waiting."