I was already running late for work and felt like I’d caught every red light on the way, then I found myself stuck at a railway crossing. I know that it wasn’t, but I was convinced that this train was trying to be the World’s longest train.
I felt like someone was looking at me. She was in the car next to me, she was stunning. Then I saw her smile. It was one of those smiles you don’t forget. I smiled back.
Seconds later, she drove away. I never saw her again, but I will never forget that smile.
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135 — Phase 1
"Know what your bitchy neighbor said, Joan?" Joan turned away from the stove. "No, Alexa. You mean Missy Hernandez?" "Who else!" Alexa said, displaying Missy's picture. "You know more than anyone the truth never catches up to the lies. She's told a doozy about you this time."
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