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“The truth, sir is that… we cannot allow non-personnel here. Once the guards see us, my job could be put at risk,” the man said.
Suddenly, I felt guilty. “I… I’m sorry. I should go,” That came out from my mouth naturally.
“Oh, please, sir. That’s not what I mean. I don’t want to offend you. You can stay here. I’ll get you water, or a drink…? What do you prefer?”
I need a hot drink. “Ugh… do you have some coffee? I need warm,”
He bobs his head. “Alright, wait for me, sir,”
He walked towards the tiny pantry at the back. I wasted no more time, and I scanned the surroundings. This is not a teller booth. But merely, a room where CCTV footage was all here. I bet this man’s job is to monitor the CCTV.
Minutes later, the man came back and handed me a coffee. “Thanks,”
I sipped, and
