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"It's nothing, I was just being concerned," I lied, feeling my heart race as I pressed my lips together, attempting to hide the unease. Her eyes bore into mine, searching for any signs of deception. The tension in the air grew heavier, making it difficult to move or speak.

Desperately, I grasped for something, anything, to diffuse the sudden strain between us. In a feeble attempt to break the tension, I let out a scoff, hoping it would dispel the awkwardness. As if on cue, I caught sight of Clinton approaching, a sudden wave of relief washing over me.

Taking a deep breath, I gathered what little composure I had left. "Hi Clinton," I greeted him, my voice managing to remain steady as we exchanged pleasantries.

"I am good," he replied, sitting on the chair beside Nathalie. His eyes were bright with excitement as he spoke.

"So what would you like to take?" he asked cheerfully, a playful tone in his voice. I couldn't help but chuckle at his enthusiastic demeanor.

"I wondered when the
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