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Just as Jessica dropped off her last drunk of the evening, silently cursing the college debt and lack of full-time work with Channel Five that forced her to drive for Uber, her phone rang. She didn’t recognize the caller ID, but as a reporter she’d been taught to answer anyway, lest she miss a good lead. The caller didn’t bother with pleasantries. “You don’t know me, but I saw you on television last Sunday, the report you did about that […]
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Just as Jessica dropped off her last drunk of the evening, silently cursing the college debt and lack of full-time work with Channel Five that forced her to drive for Uber, her phone rang. She didn’t recognize the caller ID, but as a reporter she’d been taught to answer anyway, lest she miss a good lead. The caller didn’t bother with pleasantries. “You don’t know me, but I saw you on television last Sunday, the report you did about that […]
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Just as Jessica dropped off her last drunk of the evening, silently cursing the college debt and lack of full-time work with Channel Five that forced her to drive for Uber, her phone rang. She didn’t recognize the caller ID, but as a reporter she’d been taught to answer anyway, lest she miss a good lead. The caller didn’t bother with pleasantries. “You don’t know me, but I saw you on television last Sunday, the report you did about that […]
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Just as Jessica dropped off her last drunk of the evening, silently cursing the college debt and lack of full-time work with Channel Five that forced her to drive for Uber, her phone rang. She didn’t recognize the caller ID, but as a reporter she’d been taught to answer anyway, lest she miss a good lead. The caller didn’t bother with pleasantries. “You don’t know me, but I saw you on television last Sunday, the report you did about that […]
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Just as Jessica dropped off her last drunk of the evening, silently cursing the college debt and lack of full-time work with Channel Five that forced her to drive for Uber, her phone rang. She didn’t recognize the caller ID, but as a reporter she’d been taught to answer anyway, lest she miss a good lead. The caller didn’t bother with pleasantries. “You don’t know me, but I saw you on television last Sunday, the report you did about that […]
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Just as Jessica dropped off her last drunk of the evening, silently cursing the college debt and lack of full-time work with Channel Five that forced her to drive for Uber, her phone rang. She didn’t recognize the caller ID, but as a reporter she’d been taught to answer anyway, lest she miss a good lead. The caller didn’t bother with pleasantries. “You don’t know me, but I saw you on television last Sunday, the report you did about that […]
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Just as Jessica dropped off her last drunk of the evening, silently cursing the college debt and lack of full-time work with Channel Five that forced her to drive for Uber, her phone rang. She didn’t recognize the caller ID, but as a reporter she’d been taught to answer anyway, lest she miss a good lead. The caller didn’t bother with pleasantries. “You don’t know me, but I saw you on television last Sunday, the report you did about that […]
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Just as Jessica dropped off her last drunk of the evening, silently cursing the college debt and lack of full-time work with Channel Five that forced her to drive for Uber, her phone rang. She didn’t recognize the caller ID, but as a reporter she’d been taught to answer anyway, lest she miss a good lead. The caller didn’t bother with pleasantries. “You don’t know me, but I saw you on television last Sunday, the report you did about that […]
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Just as Jessica dropped off her last drunk of the evening, silently cursing the college debt and lack of full-time work with Channel Five that forced her to drive for Uber, her phone rang. She didn’t recognize the caller ID, but as a reporter she’d been taught to answer anyway, lest she miss a good lead. The caller didn’t bother with pleasantries. “You don’t know me, but I saw you on television last Sunday, the report you did about that […]
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