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up my cheque today too.

from the other

th shifts ma'am

igh was for or what it meant. Her shift was already over by the way.

e knew it was double the stress. Scratch that. Triple the stress. The hotel reached maximum capacity at evenings and nights. So adding that up meant that there was more work to do

ing to customer needs or checking in, she had time to go through her books and even study. There were positives to these

when he w

w her attention close enough to make her raise her head. But as he got closer, the smell of the cologne hit her, filling up her nostri

of a sneeze passed by, she

sir. How may I be of

l into his mouth. With the sura he appeared to c

dd up to your old account or I

of this particular customer put at her at eae. Way too

y have an account here...

d Sara's duty and he was here asking about Sara as if to insinuate t

stomers sir. As for Sara, sh

y that he understood perfec

let her go or she left? She'd been actin

or the personal relationship he seemed to have with the receptionist that

hat you mean. She's on travel leav

y I know the name to

st. Then she caught herself quickly, realizing that could come of

the counter to stop her w

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what was written on th

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arried yet. I'm

e felt. He seemed alright. Infact,he seemed perfectly fine. There was just something about him that unnerved her. That took awa

u okay

oticed his caring he was, noticing the slightest change in a stranger's mood. He has ev

to avoid looking into his eyes. She went through the former accounts to see who usually came in at

er desk of holders and handed it

meet you,

ed off,