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25. Call
"You really think this is a good idea?" asked Gray who was sitting on the couch of her apartment's living room.
"Of course it is. It's a great idea," Zia said proudly who was seated next to her.
"Okay. It's your decision. I won't stop you."
Zia then handed her the cellphone. "Here."
"What do you mean 'here'?" Gray's eyebrows flicked up.
"You call him."
"You're the fiance, you call him."
"But my voice right now is all high and squeaky."
"Not my problem." Gray leaned on the couch and brought both legs atop the coffee table in front. "And besides, he knows my voi
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