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ia'
t mo
erent. That today I would stop feeling what I had been feeling since the very first morning Daniel Cole walked past m
telling myse
that I had grown to love. Keyboards clicking. Phones humming. The smell of fresh coffee threading through the cool conditioned air. I loved this place. I loved this job. I
d his c
added my usual note beside the lunch slot the way I always did, the way that had become less of a professional
at what I
re settling on something that sounded less like a
and only one of those t
But I crossed the floor toward it anyway because there was always something to check, always a reason to step inside, alw
proud of t
imeter to the left and then back again. I stood in the middle of that office for a moment longer th
w I existed beyond the
ill I
I heard it. That easy familiar sound that meant my
ri
e already arranged on his face. The smile that arrived the moment he saw me and never quite left until we parted w
t feel li
keeping my voice even and my ex
desk. "You look tired," he said, and the concern in h
fine," I
ways sa
it's alwa
Reed had never been difficult to read. He wore his feelings the way he wore his suits, cleanly and without apology.
what he
could not gi
man that women in books described as husband material without hesitation
no business going and it had gone there so completely
very corner of it. The way he sometimes paused in the middle of a s
y desk," I said to Marc
said he understood more than I was saying. "Of
ingers flat against the cool surface and asked myself the question that
seen. Not the way a woman waits to be seen by the
may never look up, while someone else who
t have a
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