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... led bewitchingly and gestured them in as though he was the house butler. 𝑓𝒓𝚎e𝓌𝘦𝘣𝘯𝘰𝐯𝒆𝑙.c𝚘m

“Hi Fred, I didn’t know you now have a new job description. Anyway, thanks for waiting for us” Denise faked a brief smile and walked past him.

Tom chuckled slyly and gave his brother a thumbs up.

Denise was about to climb the stairs when Fred apologize for showing up without prior and also for disturbing her earlier with his calls.

“I don’t need your apology, Fred. ...

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