Inquisition

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“You’re speculation is wrong, she doesn’t have anything, and as a matter of fact, she is in a precarious situation because someone double cross her. The nice part is, the b***h will soon be defanged,” Sally said. They were words that gave Sally an imbued self-gratification as it manifested out from the show of perkiness on her mug. It was my turn to think deep. The early notion that I had entertained for some time seemed to be falling into place. “I don’t know if you’re right but that was my suspicion too. Though I think that has been solved,” I said. I was hinting on the Amah’s connection to Gardoza’s disappearance. “Why are we preoccupying ourselves with their problems? Let’s not concern ourselves with these criminals. Buy me a coffee that’s what I want to hear from you.” She pulled my

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