A Night In Manhattan

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s a message across. It wasn't something of a shock since the city had always been known to be one of the busiest and densely populated cities of New York city's borough. In this city, there'd been no difference between the week

ere was a possibility that I was infected. There was a possibility that I was going to need to take the whole week off and be away from work. The doctor was for sure going to talk about the type of environment I'd exposed myself to. I didn't know if food was a major contribution, but it was just a matter of time bef

ith a particular sickness, and you were trying so hard to hide it from everyone, your boss included? Yeah, that was the situation I fou

would ask that they be linked with another agent. It kept on happening until I made up my mind to leave the Kabir Lenon agency in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles. A lot of agents had made a lot of money from the group because the housing cost in Los Angeles was insanely higher than other parts of the country–the reason was a no-brainer, though. You got to see the celebrities, the nice views and a

to get a stable job, I decided to leave Los Angeles and California in its entirety because heaven knew that I needed a fresh start. Manhattan was just the right city to move to, I had gotten a job after just one month

ed yourself to? You have to be completely honest with me." The bald doctor asked me as I sat on the recliner, half of my attention foc

g. God, I could be so playful sometimes–even in matters

cent." He smiled wh

window for a while now." I said, closing my ey

aw that he smiled. Well

uckled." Did you by any chance go on a trip to

ould remember

g my lower lip, and staring at hi

your diet?

ut I didn't think that by any chance, the food I'd eaten would lead to me contra

ld be." He told me, smac

ot of cold food

l. It was the m

s at work, ice cream makes up for it. " I shrugged.

, ignoring the fact that I just

ty-five in Jun

sses . Your immune system is pretty strong and that's why it's been taking all of the

d be so stressful and it's just what is available that I'd eat. I always have ice-cream, " I lied. Go

healthy when it becomes a habit. " He informed me, and my eyes couldn't help, but return to his bald head. It wasn't

s a long way but it also shouldn't be eaten too much because it ha

t time you had th

ome friends on a winter break. " I was

was a trip? He asked. He was definitely hell bent on

a year ago. A lot could hav

some shit I had no idea what it was on his computer. My drugs. My

w. I've prescribed yo

e recliner, and

to him before ex

downstairs where

t from the pharmacist which meant I had to wait

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, and start demanding for my drugs. Do not get me wrong, it was something I was capable of doing, but

presumed to be in his late thir

hat he was straig

on, he walked to get the drugs. He saunt

doses to me and a

the symptoms could come back and it could get really worse. These drugs are strong

for a test once it has been completed

l. Apparently, I was to take the drugs for seven days bef

n before coming–in fact, I always used sunscreen because I would have had a list of skin problems with the rate at which the sun had been

hone call from an unknown number. I hit accept, and pressed th

king with plea

me because of my success at the agency within just a short period and I hardly even kept any friends at the office. I had joined the company the previous year and I couldn't even boast or say that I had at least one friend. It pained a lot of p

rek Payton from Dayton. I'd like to have an in

My profile on the company's website said so. I didn't

" I responded in ca

nient for you, but it is urgent, please." She s

to create time to hear what

ue to some personal issues, but I'd let you know w

" She said from the o

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ikely going to be the agent that the company was going to be working with. If what I heard was true then that was going to add a fat bonus to my bank account and also boost my career since the CEO and founder himself was a whooping