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"Rui, grab me a coffee," I said, not looking up from my laptop. It was already the end of the week, and I was tired out of my mind. Tomorrow, I still need to come to work before going to Heather's birthday.
"You should place the coffee maker in your office at this point," another voice said, making me frown.
I sighed and lifted my head, already dreading the conversation. "What are you doing here, Dad?" I asked, massaging the bridge of my nose.
"Why?" he asked, sitting on the large leather couch. "Can't I visit my one and only son?"
"Dad, please," I said. "I'm already tired as it is. Cut to the chase."
He chuckled, making me shake my head. "You really know me so well. You know that Heather's party is coming up, right?"
"Yes," I said. "You arranged it to be in our mansi
