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I Don’t Want Your Money
Author: Cindy Chen
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Calvin's voice carried a tone of genuine concern as he addressed Albert, his regret evident in every word. "I'm truly sorry this happened, Albert," he expressed, his eyes reflecting sincerity. "I hope you can apprehend whoever is responsible swiftly."

Calvin's voice carried across the room, a soothing balm amidst the tension that lingered. His sincere apology resonated with Albert, who visibly softened at Calvin's words, a shadow of sadness crossing his features.

"It's unfathomable that someone would wish harm upon my recovery," Albert admitted with a heavy sigh, his disbelief palpable.

Kevin, once vocal in his accusations, now remained silent, the gravity of the situation weighing heavily upon him. The realization that someone had targeted Albert shook him to the core, leaving him at a loss for words.

In response, Calvin offered a reassuring smile, his demeanor calm and composed despite the turmoil surrounding them.

"Rest assured, Albert, I've done everything in my power to remove th
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