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— Then call him and say he needs to authorize — I asked.

“I can't do that either. But you can call. If he authorizes it, you leave.

My blood boiling with rage, I pulled my cell phone out of my purse, only to realize I did not have the bastard's number. I asked security but he refused to give me one. However, the other man who was further along seemed more human and dictated the numbers to me.

"Thank you," I said and made the call, tense, startled. "What's this about you not letting me out?" I snapped, as soon as Athos answered the phone, his thick voice echoing on the other end of the line. “Keeping me trapped here was not part of our agreement. I want to leave. Get your security out of my way right now, or I'll call the police!

" And where exactly do you want to go?" he asked, surprisingly calm.

“Not that it is any of your business, but I have to work. It is almost my time and I still have to cycle to the cafeteria.

" You do not have to work on that muquifo anymore ." If you ne