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Zoe
“You should do ‘blind dates with a book’,” Anna says, holding a spoonful of soup in front of her face. “I’ve seen it on i********:. The book is completely wrapped so you don’t know which one it is, and it only comes with a very short, but intriguing description. If you put that in the window display, instead of those heart-shaped candles, people won’t be able to stop themselves from coming in.”
There’s a lot to unpack in what she has just said. Anna’s on i********:? I should look her up. But I start with, “Those heart-shaped candles have been my best-selling item since the store opened.”
Anna just groans. Most of all, she amuses me. I don’t think she realizes that she’s really fun to be around. I’m also quite fond of teasing her, which is rather easy.
“You have an i********: ac
