Their laughter was like the stridulation of the ghosts of grasshoppers.
You__e got this job offer in Charlotte. I know. But if you want, that__ something we can figure out together. I made a commitment to Cameron, so I need to stay in Chicago until she__ back from maternity leave. But after that, I can__ __ didn__ take the job in Charlotte._ __h. Right._ He exhaled, trying to catch up to speed. __ell. You should know that I had at least two minutes left on that speech. Really quality stuff._ __orry. I just thought this might be a good time to mention that I love you, too._ She made a rolling gesture. __ut, please__arry on._ He grinned. Sassy as ever.
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You__e got this job offer in Charlotte. I know. But if you want, that__ something we can figure out together. I made a commitment to Cameron, so I need to stay in Chicago until she__ back from maternity leave. But after that, I can__ __ didn__ take the job in Charlotte._ __h. Right._ He exhaled, trying to catch up to speed. __ell. You should know that I had at least two minutes left on that speech. Really quality stuff._ __orry. I just thought this might be a good time to mention that I love you, too._ She made a rolling gesture. __ut, please__arry on._ He grinned. Sassy as ever.
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