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CHAPTER 10 - Amarah Meets Clayton
Amarah opened the cabinet, which contains the clinics stock of medical supplies and started counting them for their usual monthly inventory on a not so busy Friday morning. She counted the number of boxes of surgical gloves they have left and wrote it down on the paper pinned to a clipboard she is holding.
She then proceeded checking and counting the saline solution bottles.
After two hours of doing inventory, she went back to the reception lobby and proceeded to her computer to start on her report.
“Hey, would you mind doing this for me as well?” Tracy Sutton quipped.
Amarah looked at the document being handed to her.
“Isn’t that supposed to be your task to do?” She asked patiently as she open a new file and started encoding the standard format. “Matt will be reprimanding you again if he finds out that I did your report like I did last month.”
“Like, please stop telling me that, Arah,” T
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