The damage
The beginning of the week was very important for Meli. She wanted to be in good condition and in great shape to cope successfully with every task she undertook. She did not believe in prejudice in general, but her opinion was that an event always ends the way it begins.
This Monday, however, found her in a bad mood and with nerves. At work she was quiet and sharp. She did not even ask Bob at the entrance how he spent the weekend with his children.
Meli was struggling to make her report when she heard Alan's voice behind her.
"Get ready to go out for lunch. I know a beautiful place," he told her, putting his hand on her shoulder.
The last time someone touched her shoulder they ended up in bed, thought Meli who didn’t know how to react. Nevertheless, she didn’t withdraw.
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