To Lift My Sole-1

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To Lift My Sole “Never settle for less.” —Jim Newsome “Anybody ever tell you how much you look like James McAvoy?” Not this again. It was the perfect pickup line—if I were that shallow. In fact, the only thing the Scottish actor and I shared was his first name—and an uncanny likeness. However, I was “Jim” not “James,” and my last name was Newsome. My eyes were brown, and he probably wouldn’t be caught dead working as a cashier in a hospital cafeteria, unless it was to research a role. Unlike yours truly. I ignored the question and rang up the food. “Drink with that?” “Not today. You didn’t answer me.” I looked up at the customer. He was handsome, with his black hair and gray eyes and one raised eyebrow, the genetic quirk I’d always wanted. I didn’t remember seeing him in line befor

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