DISTANCE

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Justin's POV The day after was a study in avoidance. I told myself it was coincidence. The natural ebb and flow of a large organization. She was on the 18th floor. I was in executive meetings, the boardroom, the private elevator. Our paths didn't have to cross. It was normal. But I knew the truth. I was avoiding her. And somewhere in the back of my mind, I suspected she was avoiding me too. The thought should have brought relief. Instead, it sat in my chest like a stone. I buried myself in work, the familiar refuge. Deals, decisions, directives, the language of control. By the end of the day, I had signed off on three acquisitions, settled a dispute between departments, and reviewed quarterly projections that would make any CEO proud. It was a masterclass in productivity. And I felt

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