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A RUSH TO DIAMOND BANK
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After a journey of about fifteen minutes, Marvin arrived the corporate walls off Diamond Bank.

At once, he alighted from the cab he boarded. Due to the impromptu call from the general manager of Diamond Bank, Marvin did not bother to change his drenched clothes.

He didn't even bother to check himself as he was still clothed with his apron.

After paying the taxi fare, Marvin immediately rushed into the bank. While he was at the protocol room, people looked at him with condescension and surprise.

As Marvin stood in the protocol room, he could feel all eyes on him. His drenched clothes and apron made him to stand out among the neatly dressed customers waiting in the line.

Within a few seconds, whispers and soft chuckles began to fill the room.

A middle aged woman with a sharp nose and bright red lipstick leaned over to her friend and whispered loudly enough for Marvin to hear. "Is he the new janitor or something?"

Her friend, a man with a thick mustache and a briefcase clutched tightl
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